Online bonus, e-ventually

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An examination of UK eUniversity (UKeU), a joint venture between the higher education and private sectors, and the problems that it has faced since it was announced in February 2000. UKeU, which is backed by UKPd62 mil worth of government funding, aims to deliver British degree courses to students across the world, but it has been dogged by a slow roll-out. To date the university has only launched two courses, with a further 12 due to be introduced in autumn 2003.

UK eUniversity

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Facing a byte-sized future

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E-learning in the United Kingdom has not, as expected, replaced traditional campus-based learning. However, its has developed as an important learning tool for students and has pioneered a "pick-and-mix" approach to study and teaching.

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Who says that looks don't matter?

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The appearance of virtual learning environments needs to merit just as much attention as their pedagogy and content if they are to appeal to art and design students.

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