Twitter in Online Education
Sunday September 28, 2008
Twitter (off-site link) is growing in popularity - especially in academic communities.
If you haven't heard of it, Twitter is a site that allows users to publish quick blurbs about ... Read More
How Do I Choose an Online High School?
Saturday September 27, 2008
Choosing an online high school is a challenge. Parents need to find a virtual program that offers an accredited diploma and provides academic support for students, all without breaking the ... Read More
The Top 5 Distance Learning Myths
Wednesday September 24, 2008
Are online colleges easier than brick-and-mortar schools? Do distance learning students have trouble transferring their credits to more traditional programs? Can I get hired with a virtual degree?
You've probably heard ... Read More
Stanford Engineering Everywhere
Sunday September 21, 2008
Stanford University recently released ten free online classes focused on technology and engineering topics. The free online classes can be viewed on the Stanford Engineering Everywhere (SEE) website, which offers ... Read More
School Spotlight: Florida Tech Online
Thursday September 18, 2008
Florida Institute of Technology’s distance learning division, commonly known as Florida Tech Online, offers highly-regarded degrees in the fields of science and business. Students enrolled in Florida Tech Online are ... Read More
New Profile: Argosy University Online
Tuesday September 16, 2008
Argosy University is a collective of 19 campuses across the United States, with a strong distance learning division. Argosy University is targeted towards working adults seeking to further their education ... Read More
Why Religious Parents are Choosing Online High Schools
Saturday September 13, 2008
Religious groups tend to have a strong presence in the homeschooling community. I've meet a number of parents who choose to educate their kids at home to share their religious ... Read More
New: National Accreditation vs. Regional Accreditation
Wednesday September 10, 2008
As a prospective online student, you may need to choose between schools with national accreditation and schools with regional accreditation. Your choice may affect your ability to transfer credits, be ... Read More
School Spotlight: Grand Canyon University Online
Tuesday September 9, 2008
Grand Canyon University is a Christian school with a unique business department. Online students can earn undergraduate or graduate degrees in business related fields such as finance, accounting, leadership, and ... Read More
New Profile: Walden University
Monday September 8, 2008
Walden University is an online college offering undergraduate and graduate level programs in fields such as education, health, and management. Students can complete Walden University’s asynchronous online coursework at any ... Read More
Rutgers Online Skill Certification Center Closes
Sunday September 7, 2008
Rutgers Skill Certification Center, a popular choice for professionals looking to enhance their resumes, will be closing operations at the end of September. This easy-to-use site gave students the opportunity ... Read More
New: How to Succeed in Your Online Classes This Fall
Thursday September 4, 2008
If you’re taking online classes this fall, this month-by-month schedule can help you plan for success. Establish study habits in September, start your semester projects in October, avoid burnout in ... Read More
New Profile: Strayer University
Wednesday September 3, 2008
Strayer University is a network of campuses and online programs designed for adult learners with full time jobs. Online students attending Strayer University may choose to enroll in scheduled synchronous ... Read More
New Profile: Jones International University
Tuesday September 2, 2008
Jones International University was the first 100% online college to be granted regional accreditation. Students enrolled in Jones International University take structured online classes with weekly deadlines. Each week, students ... Read More
Online Classes Connect Students During Hurricane
Monday September 1, 2008
Students at Loyola University may still be able to access their classes if the school is hit by hurricane Gustav.
Computerworld (off-site link) reports:
"Since Katrina, the school has ... Read More

