ADV: Distance Learning Directory - Online Degrees
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Bachelor, Master and Post-Grad degrees online from accredited colleges and universities. Business, Education, IT, Healthcare, more. Browse by degree or program. Request info and get started today.
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IF you are keen to pursue a career in the life sciences, then take a look at INTI International University College (INTI-UC)'s programme. It is based on the University of Adelaide's curriculum.
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By STEVE HARTSOE    RALEIGH, N.C.  -- Everywhere Duke University graduate student Brendan Nyhan and his partners in the political Web site spinsanity.com look, they see spin...
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HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania attorney general's office Monday sued an online university for allegedly selling bogus academic degrees - including an MBA awarded to a cat.
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An online university that supposedly granted a business degree to a cat has been sued for consumer fraud. The lawsuit was filed by the Pennsylvania Attorney General&#39;s Office against Dallas-based Trinity Southern
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What's the most sought-after degree in Silicon Valley? Here's a hint: It isn't from Stanford
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To: EDUCATION EDITORS  Contact: Eileen Brangan Mell of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, +1-508-831-6785, ebmell@wpi.edu   WORCESTER, Mass., June 18 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) and Worcester Business Development Corp.
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By Michael Cowden  A new Web site helps college suitemates or others who share expenses or living arrangements keep track of who owes what.
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âiTunes U, the education portal within Appleâs iTunes,â reports Campus Technology, âhas expanded its content to include educational materials from sources beyond colleges and universities,â Called âBeyond Campus,â the area provides programming from Smithsonian Global Sound, KQED, Little Kids Rock, the Museum of Modern Art, and, most recently, âAmerican Public Media, which is making its radio programming available free for educational purposes.â
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An MIT initiative called "OpenCourseWare" makes virtually all the school's courses available online for free, and more than 100 universities worldwide, including Johns Hopkins, Tufts and Notre Dame, are joining MIT in a consortium of schools promoting their own open courseware.
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Lukas Smith has posted some ominous thoughts about the future of the LAMP stack in the online development world - specifically asking if the popularity of the grouping could be what might ultimately cause its downfall.   The issue is that there is simply not enough top qualified talent that knows LAMP well enough to hire. Or maybe its just too hard to find them? It seems all the good guys are already hired. As a result companies end up looking for other technology, not because they actually believe that these technologies are any better or worth the license fees that these usually require to be paid up...   He suggests two things that could be possible lead-ins to the "demise" of LAMP - the fact that LAMP just isn't taught along side other languages in school and that, since PHP is only just now getting into the offices of the "major players", there hasn't been enough time to prove to them that PHP has worth in their business.   Be sure to check out some of the great comments on this one.
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I love these NeoCon vote supression rules.  They're *sooooo* cute!  I have some more:   - If you've ever traveled outside of the US you can't vote.   - If you have a graduate degree you can't vote.   - If you make less than 6 figures you can't vote   - If you can spell Nuclear and pronounce it correctly then you can't vote.   - If you haven't accept Jesus as savior then you can't vote.   - If you've never ordered anything from Bass Pro Shops then you can't vote.  This is fun... if you can think of anymore please add a comment!
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Glut of Internet info has changed higher education  Your article on college plagiarism (Hampton Roads, March 5) touched on an issue that is radically changing the terrain of higher education: the staggering amount of information available through the Internet.
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By Sara Kennedy, The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Sep. 24--LAKEWOOD RANCH -- Kathy Durfee had a master's degree in English literature but it was her strength in math and science that finally led to a job with a consulting company that would launch her career in technology.
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including out of print volumes -- soon will become part of the vast Google database. Harvard, Stanford, the University of Michigan, the University of Oxford, and the New
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SeaDour writes &quot;CNET News has an interesting perspective on the changing face of technology on campus. These days, students are showing more interest in the tech perks that campuses have to offer, and universities are taking notice.
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Despite some improvements in its education system, Germany has fallen behind other western nations, a new report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said. According to the OECD, 40-plus percent of young people in countries such as Denmark, Australia, Italy, the Netherlands and Poland complete university courses. The organization noted, however, that graduation rates tended to be "highest in countries where programs are of short duration.""By contrast, in Germany and Austria, where programs are longer, only 20 percent of young people get degrees," the OECD noted.