8 Picked To Study Workplace Technology
The program will be administered by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association and the state community college system.Read the Full Article
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Students going online to grade their teachers
Before he registers, Jank, a sophomore computer science major at Idaho, taps into RateMyProfessors.com to “see how teachers are rated, see how hard their classes are, see what kind of teacher they are and how they fit into my paradigm.” Read the Full Article
AT&T and University of Minnesota Extension Service Introduce goCyberCamp(TM)
BEDMINSTER, N.J. and MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 13 /PRNewswire/ — Parents who want their children to use the Internet safely — and to learn while having fun — will want to check out a new online resource that lets kids “camp out” all year long: goCyberCamp(TM). Read the Full Article
More students get MBAs online
Schools like Phoenix University and Regis University have more students earning master of business administration degrees than such top-tier schools as Harvard or Yale. Read the Full Article
Long-distance education gaining in popularity
With work schedules, family obligations and other responsibilities, however, fulfilling such a goal may seem impossible until far in the future. Read the Full Article
eCollege Achieves Industry-Leading System Availability
eCollege(SM) Achieves Industry-Leading System Availability While Supporting Record Enrollments DENVER – February 17, 2003 – eCollege(SM) [Nasdaq: ECLG], a leading provider of technology and services for online higher education programs, today announced it achieved record system availability of 99.99 percent for 2002, averaging less than 5 minutes of downtime a month. This marks an improvement […]
An Interview with Michael Moore: Editor of “Handbook of Distance Education”
Distance-Educator.com: As its Editor and after many months of planning, research, writing and editing you have just succeeded in publishing the Handbook of Distance Education. What are the distinguishing features of this Handbook? Dr. Michael G. Moore: The Handbook was conceived as a follow-up to the first ever compendium of scholarly articles which is a […]
Education fair gives students virtual access
This year, however, Boyd will stay on campus in Oskaloosa, Iowa, and let the international students come to her through cyber visits to Hobson’s Virtual Education Fair. Read the Full Article
At the Online Library . . .
The prototypical 21st century higher education library is a complex business. Technology is driving enormous change in the way students learn and faculty teach. Libraries must keep up with the inflow of new technologically savvy students who insist on doing all their research online over a quick Internet connection with easy-to-navigate interfaces. http://www.edpath.com/library.htm