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Back to Home > Living > Education >	Saturday, Oct 19, 2002

Online Learning

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Online education in the 21st century
In this special Miami Herald report, educators and others discuss the challenges they see ahead in virtual schooling.

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A new dawn for cyber schools
New action in Philadelphia has put cyber charter education on a far more solid footing.
By James Hanak

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Court affirms legality of state's cyberschools
By Martha RaffaeleThe Associated PressHARRISBURG -- A state court on Monday dismissed a challenge of the legality of online charter schools, but handed school districts a victory in saying that districts should have an opportunity to question the schools' tuition bills.
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Computer use grows, but teacher training lags
A nationwide survey shows that many schools are only beginning to explore the educational opportunities in online learning and virtual classrooms.

UC Berkeley offers online Islam class
The course will cover the geography, diversity and politics of Islam and its religious heritage.

Many women are turning to online courses
If work and family responsibilities weren't enough, a growing number of women are adding online classes to their schedules.
Jilian Mincer / The Kansas City Star

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