A Delmar resident spent five years creating the online course "Joy of Cheese," with more than eight hours of video covering 40 lessons and exercises.

Wharton professors Christian Terwiesch and Karl Ulrich developed the online courses to last six weeks and leave participants with skills they can apply in their daily work.

Consulting remains one of the most sought-after paths for business school graduates. Learn how this Harvard Business School Online student leveraged her certifications to launch her own consulting fir ...

AMES, Iowa — Iowa State University’s Lectures Program is beginning its fall line-up of online programming with the Story County Mental Health Expo. Jessi Beyer, a mental health advocate and the author ...

Seven undergraduate lecture courses will be available online as streaming videos starting next fall, the first step in a pilot program to make select Yale classes accessible to the general public ...

Why? Setting the agenda for the class meeting will reinforce to students what topics will be covered, while also demonstrating how prepared you are as an instructor, and can also help establish your ...

The course starts with introduction and brief history of UI Design and key components like Visual Communication in Interface ...

YouTube has built a global reputation as the place to go for video clips of singing cats, laughing babies, reckless drivers, and raucous wedding processionals. But there's more to the site than ...

Lecture capture has been gaining momentum in recent years, but that momentum is being outpaced by student demand. According to new research released this week by the University of Wisconsin-Madison ...