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American Public University System Upgrades Learning Program

ARLINGTON, Va. – Aug. 19, 2004 – American Public University System has launched a new, comprehensive online student services software system called “Partnership At a Distance” (PAD), built by Internosis, a privately held IT services firm. Conceived by American Public University System and built by Internosis, the Web-based PAD system is aimed at improving the […]

Distance Learning Closes the Gap

Will McKendree is hoping to finish up an MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business by August, 2005, and then earn a master’s of finance the following year. The 26-year-old mid-Atlantic regional assistant for J Crew hopes the two degrees will make him more marketable as he moves up in the retail world. Read […]

Test scores fuel laptop debate

Middle-school students who used laptops for two years performed about the same on a standardized test as students in the past who did not have access to computers, the results indicate–though laptop-equipped students did show gains in writing. Read the Full Story

Distance Learning Gets an On-Line Storefront

Despite some fanciful predictions, none of these breakthroughs led to the abolishment of face-to-face classrooms. Still, over time, distance education has become more credible and its planners have steadily refined their techniques. Read the Full Story

From Classroom to Computer – an Online Education Can be a Smart Move

This is why many like Larry Daughenbaugh, an Interactive Media Design student at the Art Institute Online, a division of The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, and a full time information technology technician and Web specialist at Bradley Academy for the Visual Arts, chose to sign onto The Art Institute Online to obtain a degree and […]

Online Education — Changing the Way We Learn One Mouse Click at a Time

Today, at the crest of this global transformation, colleges and universities steadily have added online courses to their curricula — not only to compete with other schools, but to afford educational opportunities that meet the demands of a student’s busy lifestyle. Read the Full Story

Healthy Habits Help College Students Make the Grade – in the Classroom and in Life

But if kept in check, basic daily functions, such as sleeping, breathing, movement and eating, can help a student excel.Read the Full Story

GeoLearning to Host Webinar: Working with LMS/LCMS Vendors—Getting What You Want

GeoLearning, Inc., the leading provider of ASP-hosted human capital management and development (HCMD) solutions, announced today that it will be presenting a free Web seminar open to the public on Wednesday, September 15, 2004:Working with LMS & LCMS Vendors—Getting What You WantWednesday, September 15, 20041:00pm Eastern U.S.Register online at www.hr.com/events/HRSeminarsDesc.cfm?eventID=237In this 1-hour virtual session, Chris […]

Distance Education in Canada

The Evolution of Distance Ed in Canada Canada is one of the world’s earliest forefathers of distance education, beginning with print and postal service-based correspondence study back in the 1800s. It then grew into a sophisticated open learning approach in the 1970s through the establishment of Athabasca University in Alberta, the British Columbia Open University, […]

Spotting Signposts to Higher Education

Then, with the aid of one of those laminating machines that preserves any school project for posterity, Mrs. Frisenda encased her students’ dreams beneath a layer of clear film.Read the Full Story