Comparing Online to Traditional College Tuition Costs
It is with great pleasure that we welcome back David Gray, former UMassOnline CEO and current Senior Vice President for Administration, Finance, & Technology for the University of Massachusetts, as our guest blogger.
I continue to find contemporary articles, written for, about or by education experts, in which the assertion is made that online education is […]
Distance Learning and the New Administration
Computerworld has long been among the most prominent of all Information Technology- focused trade publications. It achieved that status, and has lasted for so many years, because it often proves it really knows what’s going on in the practical application of computer technology. Therefore, it is with that in mind that I recommend a January […]
‘Cost-cutting’ Distance Learning Alternatives?
The economy is in terrible shape, state and local community leaders everywhere are seeking budget-saving options, and teachers, students – and everyone else – must find new ways to go further, stay longer, and get more for less. Nobody faults anyone for any of that. This is an example of just this sort of thing, […]
The Cost of Ignoring the New Digital Distribution Systems
An article that references a recent IBM study, all about changes in the media being driven by digital technology, offers some stats you may want to quote next time someone asks you why you learn or teach online. While the article and the IBM study are not about online learning, per se, you come away […]
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