The Internet shakes up academia

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US colleges and universities are competing with for-profit online education companies to capture some of the market that could be worth $250 billion. Corporate training, long-distance learning and educational software are some of the avenues that this new business is taking.

Product development, Statistical Data Included, Computer-assisted instruction, Computer assisted instruction

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M.B.A. programs focus more on ethics

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The Harvard Business School is planning a new business ethics course that is designed to teach students to avoid unethical behavior in the corporate world. The course, which will begin in January 2004, is called "Leadership, Governance and Accountability."

Public affairs, Business Ethics, Ethics, Services, Education, Ethical aspects, Business education, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration

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Staking a future in cartoons

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Sheridan College in Canada supplies the animation industry with many of its top employees, long after struggling to stay in business during its beginnings 33 years ago.

Canada, Brief Article, Curricula, College curriculum, Study and teaching, Animation (Cinematography), Sheridan College

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