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The convenience of online classes is a blessing for the Baker College of Flint student, one of more than 19,000 Baker enrollees across the state working toward degrees either partially or completely online. Some 890 students at the local campus, on Bristol Road in Flint Township, are taking classes entirely online.Read the Full Story
The Alliance for Distance Education in California is pleased to announce the recipients of the First Annual AFFY Awards. The awards honor distinguished Distance Education projects in California. AFFY is short for Affinity Groups. The Affinity Groups, which make up the membership of ADEC, are the driving force behind its mission. Professional Affinity Groups include […]
Entitled, “Reflective learning, future thinking”, the conference will bring together tutors, support staff, researchers, developers and e-learning content managers to discuss how to make lifelong e-learning a reality.Read the Full Story
There was little talk about science, calculus or reading skills during Bernard Lord’s pre-budget consultation on education held last week in Fredericton.Read the Full Story
Three hundred thousand high school students. Two hundred and twenty-five minutes. Twenty-four hundred points. Read the Full Story
DENVER, March 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ –eCollege(R) (Nasdaq: ECLG), a leading provider of value-added information services to the post-secondary education industry, today announced it achieved record revenue of $24.4 million for the fourth quarter ending December 31, 2004, up 60 percent from $15.2 million for the fourth quarter of 2003.Read the Full Story
Under the terms of the agreement, LOMA will use WBT’s Learning Management System/Learning Content Management System (LMS/LCMS) solutions to power LOMA’s online learning development and delivery operations.Read the Full Story
E-Learning and m-Learning are maturing and the users of the technology are more familiar with the concepts involved. Read the Full Story
So he typed to his students, who had gathered in an online chatroom, that they were to continue reviewing the lesson plan without him.Read the Full Story
Lerman was part of a global computer piracy ring that allegedly shuttled millions of dollars in computer games, movies, and software around the world through a coded system of web sites and chat rooms, the Associated Press (AP) reported March 8.Read the Full Story