“Copyright for Librarians,” A New Online Open Curriculum on Copyright Law
Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society and eIFL.net (Electronic Information for Librarians) have launched of a new, free, online, open access curriculum called “Copyright for Librarians.” It has nine modules organized into five different levels. You can read a posting about it here, but better yet is to review the Harvard Berkman Main Page […]
Bringing Leadership Training Online
This is a guest post by Victoria Matthew, Director, Program Development, Continuing & Professional Education (CPE), at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Each year, some 16,000 students choose UMass Amherst Continuing & Professional Education for learner-driven programs that draw on the expansive resources found only at a major institution of higher learning. Geared to the […]
BA Degree Program in Health and Human Services Now Fully Online
In what until recently had been available only in a blended learning format (a combination of online and on campus learning) a UMass University Without Walls (UWW) BA degree in Health and Human Services is now available fully online. This means if you want a career or if you have experience in one of the […]
An Inside Look at How Our New Online ‘Green’ Programs Were Planted
Not much is written about how a new online course gets forged. But students would probably be impressed to know how much research goes into defining the opportunities and developing courses that reflect future career opportunities and personal growth. Thanks to a publication called What’s News Online, which is the work of Rhode Island College, […]
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