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This web site provides a listing of 792 courses offered by Motorola University, 
primarily to upgrade the skills of Motorola employees.  The majority of courses 
are very technical, relatively short duration, and available at the employee work 
place.

Oracle Learning Network (2002).  E-learning Without Limits.  Oracle Corporation. 
Retrieved January 15, 2002 from the World Wide Web: 
http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/subscribe.pool.html.

This web site offers a subscription for access to many instructor-led Oracle 
eclasses.  Examples of the courses include Internet, Networking, and 
Distributed Systems, Oracle Applications DBA, and Database Applications 
Development.


PBS Adult Learning Service (2002).  Learning for a Lifetime.  PBS.  Retrieved January
15, 2002 from the World Wide Web:
http://www.pbs.org/als/courses/courselistings/index.html.

This web site provides a listing of courses produced by PBS and offered by many 
colleges across the country.  The courses are available as telecourses, 
teleWEBcourses, or Webcourses.  Some are also available by cassette.  Over 100 
courses are listed and range from titles such as American in Perspective, to
For the Love of Wisdom. to Growing Old in a New Age, to The World of
Abnormal.


Petersons (1998). Distance Learning Programs, Second Edition.  Petersons.

This guide provides a list of instructional programs available electronically from 
individual colleges, universities, and consortia of higher education institutions. 
This second edition includes programs of some 700 accredited North American 
institutions, in contrast to the first editionpublished in 1994where there were 
less than 100 institutional listings.  The Web site, which provides more updated 
information, is http://www.lifelonglearning.com.








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SREB Electronic Campus (2002).  Electronic Campus of the Southern Regional
Education Board.  Southern Regional Education Board.  Retrieved January 16, 2002
from the World Wide Web: http://www.electroniccampus.org/



This Electronic Campus of the Southern Regional Education Board is an
electronic marketplace for courses, programs and services.  All of the courses


	

	
		
			
				
					
						




						
							
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