The range of CS courses offered in online education covers everything from introductory programming to graduate-level courses in database theory.
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The Internet is making higher education accessible to a whole new class of students—but not necessarily at a lower cost.
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Madeline Padgett
September 08, 2010 01:49
Except for the section discussing ease of enrollment in online programs, this article seems to be written from schools' perspectives. It will be interesting to see how students' satisfaction level and the usability of online course-ware will affect (or not) the prestige of the (traditional and solely virtual) schools that "sponsor" various sub-contracted courses.
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