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Friday, June 11, 2010
 
TechCast #6: OSTWG Report "Youth Safety on a Living Internet"		 (previous | next)
 

In PFF TechCast #6, Adam Thierer provides an excellent overview of an important new report from NTIA's Online Safety & Technology Working Group, entitled "Youth Safety on a Living Internet."

(By the way, an additional resource to both the TechCast and the OSTWG report is PFF's 4th edition of Parental Control & Online Child Protection.)

posted by Mike Wendy @ 3:41 PM | Capitol Hill , Education , PFF , Privacy

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I totally agree that online learning is here and the universities will have to deal with it. Accelerated online degree programs have been on the rise the past 5-7years and the overall outlook on this type of learning is certainly bullish. It is much easier for todays' busy working student to take online classes rather than sit in a classroom environment. I look for the tradidional college or university setting to start to lose enrollments in the near term.

Posted by: Accelerated online degree Cardinal at August 28, 2010 7:01 PM

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