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The non-profit association presents the award annually to a company that demonstrates significant dedication, support and leadership in the Texas distance-learning community.Read the Full Story
Attendees heard from Scott McNealy, Chairman & CEOView the video
Administrators say they hope the setup at Brambleton’s Briar Woods High School and South Riding’s Freedom High School, which will open in August, will permit a host of new educational opportunities, including virtual field trips and speeches by guest lecturers from across the country.Read the Full Story
The goal of the online Master of Homeland Security in Health Preparedness is to prepare current homeland security professionals and individuals interested in transitioning into the field. It is specifically focused on public health preparedness. Read the Full Story
Three quarters of the 150 institutions asked said computer-based learning had a major role in most of their courses or would do so within three years.Read the Full Story
The Albany, N.Y., college, with about 27,000 enrolled students, considers itself the oldest distance learning higher educational institution in the country.Read the Full Story
Tsubaki is “Distance Educator of the Year for 2005,†a joint distinction of the Maryland Distance Learning Association (MDLA) and College of the Air Distance Education Consortium (COADEC). The award is the second of its type for Tsubaki, who received the 2003 accolade, “Distance Course of the Year†for his online Composition Skills II course, […]
Much of the content on the Apple Learning Interchange is contributed by members of the Apple Distinguished Educator program. This select group of educators is an important resource to Apple and the education community.Read the Full Story
You can access chats using a network news transfer protocol (NNTP)-based newsreader or a Web browser. Read the Full Story
Craig Barton Poe of Frisco agreed to pay a $10,000 civil penalty this week for offering deceptive degree programs, and he will pay several thousand more in installments, Abbott said in a news release.Read the Full Story