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Thursday, July 05, 2001
http://education.guardian.co.uk/elearning/story/0,10577,515893,00.html How to please all the people - British e-University The Guardian Seventeen months after the E-university was first mooted as an international shop window for UK higher education, the idea is highly credible. That was the first hurdle. Now, though, it faces hard choices on issues of principle such as academic freedom and cultural diversity, as well as practical questions on how to deliver its courses around the world. The board for the holding company and its committee for academic quality include the vice-chancellors of many universities taking a lead in applying new technology to support students. Already, 84 courses have been proposed for delivery in the first wave in 2002....
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