U.S. Dept. of Education Blog Asks College Students Why They Want a Teaching Career
First of all, how interesting is it that the U.S. Department of Education has a blog. Not only that, but it is comment enabled. I found it during a recent internet surfing expedition looking for elearning news and views. But here’s what caught my eye… this blog post and video entry entitled, “University Students Talk […]
ZDNet Columnist Christopher Dawson Comments on UMassOnline’s CTO Opening
If this isn’t an example of how the Internet and the free flow of information happens for the good in this day and age, nothing is. A while back, UMassOnline posted a job opening seeking a Chief Technology Officer. In the old days, of course, that sort of thing got posted in newspapers. Nowadays it […]
Online Education to Enhance International Educational Programs
An increasing number of news stories are painting the picture of an influx of Chinese students to US colleges and graduate schools. Here is an example. American universities are not only figuring out ways to accommodate these students on campus, but also proactively finding Chinese partners to bring in more students from China. There are […]
International Online Education
A recent web news story in Inside Higher Ed reports the current status of U21 Global, a project to build strong online education by Universitas 21, an international consortium of highly reputable universities in the world. According to the story, U21 Global failed to achieve its ambitious goals to be highly profitable and to enroll […]
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