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Sunday, July 25, 2004
Government project to boost e-learning in the UK - e-Consultancy
Government body, The Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) will launch an initiative to take the benefits of e-learning to students and teachers across the UK. Starting in September, The Distributed eLearning programme will aim to forge links between schools, colleges and universities to foster 'progression' into higher education, while endorsing the Government's targets for expanding the participation of e-learning. The government has proposed to sponsor activities so as to 'exploit and reinforce' the regional dimension of Higher Education and 'encourage closer working between schools, colleges, universities and the business sector across the UK'.
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