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Rungtusanatham was a key player in the development of the new program, which offers the AACSB-accredited, nationally-ranked W. P. Carey MBA to individuals through a web-based, distance-education curriculum. The program is expected to appeal to applicants in Arizona and around the world who want to earn a high quality MBA but cannot come to campus.Read […]
Now with the arrival of the digital age, higher education is expanding beyond books, lectures, and papers to personal computers, email, and the Internet. Copyright Law on Campus is a concise desktop reference about a complex legal subject. Written in a straightforward, easy-to-read style, this new book includes the latest legal developments as they apply […]
Storyboards are a series of pictures and words that define what the user of an online training product will see, hear, and do on every screen. Read the Full Article
The W.P. Carey MBA – Online Program, a Web-based distance-education curriculum, will begin classes in January 2004. Read the Full Article
“E-learning must now touch the life of every single learner,” said Clarke. “Using interactive technologies can bring huge benefits to the way we teach and learn, but at the moment there is not enough of it happening in this country.” Read the Full Article
Yet his business is one that depends on a high level of competence from a geographically dispersed young work force with high employee turnover in an industry whose technology is becoming ever more sophisticated.Read the Full Article
Two different start dates for E-moderating are available: September 8, 2003 and November 3, 2003. The cost of the 5 week course is $395 US and requires about 5 hours per week of time. For a course outline and online registration go to: http://www.learningnetworks.net/emoderating.shtml The start dates for E-tivities course are September 15 and November […]
The Online University Consortium is gaining momentum as another eight qualified online degree-granting schools join the rapidly expanding university network. Membership growth comes at a time when universities are reeling from budget cuts, underscoring the importance of online education to traditional universities. Read the Full Article
For the fourth quarter ended June 30, online course registrations rose 61% to 7,615. Read the Full Article
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in a July 2 decision allowed the state to bypass Nashville-based Education Networks of America (ENA), Seviers said, and instead pay subcontractors directly for internet service. That ensures the service will continue to be available to about 900,000 students, the commissioner said. Read the Full Article