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 […]
Textbooks versus Technology: The Right Debate?
Here’s a Texas-sized story about an ongoing debate in the Lone Star state over textbooks and technology. It is a K-12 story but it is all about a major question we at UMassOnline face all the time: what is the best allocation of funds for technology; what is the right balance of new and traditional?
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Quick and Much Enriched SAT Scores Now Reported Online
I’ll make this brief because this story isn’t about going to college online. But it is about getting the SAT scores online that will have much to do with where students are accepted. Also, if you’re not a member of Gen Y – maybe you fit the profile of slightly older men and women attending […]
UMassOnline Wins 2008 Public Sector Technology Leadership Award
On October 28th, UMassOnline Chief Executive Officer David Gray announced that UMassOnline has been named this year’s winner of the Mass Technology Leadership Council’s Technology Leadership Award among public sector organizations. This coveted recognition, which was announced at the Council’s 11th Annual awards event on October 23 in Boston, honors the region’s leading public sector […]
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