Online Education News Archive
31-Dec-2007
Online Education Increasingly Popular Among Students (Benton Evening News)
(ARA) - Many people think about going to college. Whether they've never gone, have attended some college, or already obtained a degree, each person's situation and career goals are unique. Longview native touts online learning (The Daily News)
Thanks to quickly evolving access to online education, teenage mothers can stay in school and still spend time at home caring for children. MIT leads way to free online schooling (MSNBC)
An MIT initiative called ?OpenCourseWare? makes virtually all the school?s courses available online for free ? lecture notes, readings, tests and often video lectures. Will Online Learning Work for You? (Richfield Reaper)
(ARA) - Want to advance your career or change jobs altogether? If the answer is yes, then what's holding you back? More often than not it's the lack of an advanced degree. Online Education: What You May Not Have Considered (The Beaver County Times)
(ARA) - Employers love it when they have the manpower to get things accomplished. When looking for a new employee, they want to find someone who has the necessary skills to make things happen. Sometimes, a position can go unfilled for months (or years) if the right person isn't found. Is Online Education Right for You? (Benton Evening News)
(ARA) - These days getting an education online is so popular that you'll be hard pressed to find an institution that doesn't offer an assortment of Web-based programs. Still the format can be puzzling and cause you to think about things that you've always taken for granted. Be a Part of the Healthcare Boom (Benton Evening News)
(ARA) - The health care industry has more than 13 million jobs and, according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is the largest industry in the United States.
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