Online Education News Archive
26-Dec-2008
Nigeria: UN Launches E-learning Initiative for Developing Countries (AllAfrica.com)
A new UN eLearning initiative, launched early this month at the just concluded online education Berlin is expected to offer developing countries opportunities to draw upon a rich array of training and capacity building resources. Full Sail University Returns as Presenting Sponsor of Otronicon for The Fourth Consecutive Year (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Full Sail University (www.fullsail.edu), will be returning for the fourth year as presenting sponsor for Otronicon (www.otronicon.org), the renowned gaming event held in partnership with the Orlando Science Center (OSC) that draws nearly 20,000 guests each year. MISD plans for a ?digital, cognitive? world ahead (Mercer Island Reporter)
It may be 2008, but Mercer Island School District leaders are thinking like it is 2020. AC/DC Singer Dedicates Music Room To Hospital (Local 6 Orlando)
Taking a slight detour from the highway to hell, AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson delivers an early Christmas gift for sick children at a hospital. KEVIN TYLER NEW UKA HEAD OF COACHING (onrunning.com)
UK Athletics has appointed Kevin Tyler as Strategic Head of Coaching and Development. As founder of the Canadian Athletics Coaching Centre, he has developed a world class reputation for creating innovative and effective programmes for Coach Education, Athlete Development and Youth Development. Project Working Mom Awards 54 Full-Ride Online College Scholarships to Working Moms After More Than 72,000 Apply (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
eLearners.com, a leading website for connecting students with online education, today announced its second round of Project Working Mom full-ride online college scholarship recipients. The scholarships, totaling more than $2 million, are provided by American Sentinel University, Ashford University, Capella University, Everest University and Penn Foster College. Over the course of a 10 week ... Liverpool University/Laureate Online Education (Independent)
Age: 8. Nearly All Kids' Meals Miss Nutrition Marks (Local 6 Orlando)
A fast-food meal can be a quick and tasty way to fill up your kids. But only 3 percent provide proper nutrition, a study says.
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