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Capella University Named One of America’s 500 Fastest-Growing Privately Held Companies by Inc. Magazine for the 5th Year in a Row

Capella Education Company, the parent company of Capella University, today was named to the Inc. 500 list of fastest growing private companies for the fifth year in a row. The company was ranked 179th in a field of 500. “We’re thrilled that Capella has been chosen as one of America’s Fastest- Growing Private Companies for […]

In high school, virtually

The teachers of those classes won’t be coming to Walpole, though. The instructors assign homework, check attendance and grade tests from computers around the world, with the aid of the Internet-based program called Virtual High School.Read the Full Story

Online Learning Strategy for Schools is Envy of Europe

Prof David Hargreaves, chairman of the British Educational Communications and Technology Agency, will also reveal how the Province’s £204 million strategy is the “envy of Europe” when he addresses 800 delegates from the profession in Belfast this morning.Read the Full Story

Long distance learning

“Amesbury is on the cutting edge doing this,” AHS Principal Les Murray said. “It’s a great enrichment opportunity for kids who want to go beyond what we have here. I think it’s easier for Amesbury to do this than other schools because of the foundation laid by distance learning.”Read the Full Story

WKCR Return to the Airwaves throughout the Tri-State Area

Since the destruction of WKCR’s antenna on the World Trade Center two years ago, the radio station had been broadcasting to a limited area of upper Manhattan surrounding the Columbia campus.Read the Full Story

Schools grapple with rules on classroom gadgets

In the heart of Silicon Valley, Calif., Palo Alto High School junior Anna Luskin freely uses her cell phone between classes. Senior Sean Slattery taps notes into his personal digital assistant (PDA) as his teachers give lectures.Read the Full Story

2 men, a dog, and the 1st car road trip

Jackson, who was fascinated with the new machines and had already purchased several, took the challenger’s $50 bet that he couldn’t drive one of these contraptions from San Francisco to New York in three months.Read the Full Story

Workrave

The program frequently alerts you to take micro-pauses, rest breaks and restricts you to your daily limit. Please refer to the feature comparison for a complete list of features, and how the program performs with respect to other programs on the market. The program runs on GNU/Linux and Microsoft Windows.Workrave

Families Overestimate College Costs, New Study Finds

Citing a new report that shows parents and students generally overestimate college tuition costs by thousands of dollars, U.S. Education Secretary Rod Paige today announced a new Web site to give students and families the facts they need to plan and prepare for college.Read the Full Story

Too few go to college, reports say

“It may be that it no longer holds true that each succeeding generation [of Americans] will be better educated than the one that preceded it,” she said.Read the Full Story