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The Sloan Consortium Report to the Nation: FIVE PILLARS OF QUALITY ONLINE EDUCATION

In the mid-90’s, The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation’s Sloan Consortium (Sloan-C) established its Five Pillars for Quality Online Education – learning effectiveness, student satisfaction, faculty satisfaction, cost effectiveness, and access – as the values, principles and goals of asynchronous learning networks. Read the Full Report

Kansas State to develop online bioterrorism diagnostic training

The online program, funded through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service, will teach the nation’s county extension agents and crop advisers how to diagnose irregularities they find in field crops. Read the Full Story

Microsoft to help ISVs (independent software vendor) form channels

Speaking at a Microsoft partner briefing yesterday, Microsoft partner group director, Kerstin Baxter, said the Channel Builder and Business Builder programs aim to helping ISVs realise greater returns on their business development investments, and create their own channels to market. Read the Full Story

Distance Learning Caters to Regional Professionals

Meanwhile, distance learning programs, some experts say, suffer when it comes to quality business degrees because nothing but live communication with colleagues in class can bring effective results. Read the Full Story

Feds learn value of continuing ed

In sharp contrast to the rapid expansion of information technology in the federal government during the past 15 years, ideas about how to manage the IT systems and workforce emerged gradually. Read the Full Story

Videoconference AP classes open to high schoolers

The courses, offered through the Wisconsin Advanced Placement Distance Learning Consortium at the UW-Madison, offer real-time classroom instruction in AP classes during regular school hours. Read the Full Story

‘Ultra-communicators’ demand more eMail access, better software

The survey’s findings have important implications for school leaders as they seek to design learning environments that meet the needs of today’s students. Read the Full Story

Leadership learning on do it yourself basics, online

This requirement or need is becoming a routine affair whereas in the past adults sat down and, often responding to initiatives of colonial officials, constituted cooperative unions. Their role was limited to handling crops or effecting payments, not savings. Read the Full Story

National Internet2 Day to Use VBrick Systems’ Technology to Demonstrate Future of Internet Communication

VBrick Systems (http://www.vbrick.com/), the leader in digital video solutions, will play a key role on a historic day for Internet2. When Internet2 showcases its advanced network applications on March 18, 2004, a series of virtual presentations, demonstrations, and interactive performance events will be conducted. VBrick’s innovative network video appliances will enable Columbia University, University of […]

eCollege Further Advances Technology Infrastructure

DENVER – March 9, 2004 – eCollege(SM) [Nasdaq: ECLG], a leading provider of value-added information services to the post-secondary education market, today announced a series of hardware upgrades and system architecture advancements that propel its industry-leading technology infrastructure to even higher levels of scalability, reliability and performance to support the continued growth and success of […]