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Disabled people get learning boost |
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Saturday, 19 March 2011 15:48 |
SHANGHAI Open University yesterday launched a special faculty for the disabled to meet their educational needs.
The newly launched faculty will be mainly based on distance-learning technology, but face-to-face instruction is also available at the university.
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Thursday, 20 January 2011 21:56 |
On picture: A studio interview with Stuart Baker, coordinator of TUSD's only online school, and parent Edward Kile.
The state legislature's new proposed budget, released last Friday puts education on the chopping block, with anticipated cuts up to $83.7 million.
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Grant for Distance Learning removes classroom walls |
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Saturday, 19 February 2011 00:24 |
Jefferson, Brandon, Evansville and Osakis high schools will share in a $333,008 federal grant to upgrade interactive video technology equipment used in Distance Learning.
During a news conference at Osakis High School last Thursday, Colleen Landkamer, state director of USDA Rural Development, awarded a Distance Learning grant to 10 area school districts – they’re all part of a group called Central Minnesota Educational Telecommunications System (CMETS).
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Technology improving distance learning |
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Tuesday, 04 January 2011 05:44 |
Advances in technology are helping expand and improve the quality of distance education in Iowa.
Today, the virtual distance education classroom includes automatic voice- and motion-activated 360-degree or double-mount video cameras, and software that presents visual, audio, slideshow presentations, real-time instructor notes and personal space for student notes on the student's desktop computer screen.
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