New Jersey Virtual University - Revision history

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SaraFrankBristow at 07:12, 6 September 2008

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	The ''New Jersey Virtual University'' (NJVU) coordinates distance learning for the state of New Jersey, [[US]]. It is not a degree-granting institution itself, but rather offers a 'compilation' of distance-education opportunities at over 40 public and independent higher education institutions in New Jersey.		The ''New Jersey Virtual University'' (NJVU) coordinates distance learning for the state of New Jersey, [[US]]. It is not a degree-granting institution itself, but rather offers a 'compilation' of distance-education opportunities at over 40 public and independent higher education institutions in New Jersey.

	The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present function is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, ~~“interactive”~~ TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.		The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present function is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, 'interactive' TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.

	A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found at http://www.njvu.org/njvu/participate.html		A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found at http://www.njvu.org/njvu/participate.html

SaraFrankBristow at 07:11, 6 September 2008

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	The ''New Jersey Virtual University'' (NJVU) coordinates distance learning for the state of New Jersey, [[US]]. It is not a degree-granting institution itself, but rather offers a 'compilation' of distance-education opportunities at over 40 public and independent higher education institutions in New Jersey.		The ''New Jersey Virtual University'' (NJVU) coordinates distance learning for the state of New Jersey, [[US]]. It is not a degree-granting institution itself, but rather offers a 'compilation' of distance-education opportunities at over 40 public and independent higher education institutions in New Jersey.

	The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present ~~role~~ is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, “interactive” TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.		The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present function is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, “interactive” TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.

	A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found at http://www.njvu.org/njvu/participate.html		A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found at http://www.njvu.org/njvu/participate.html

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	The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present role is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, “interactive” TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.		The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present role is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, “interactive” TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.


	A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found at http://www.njvu.org/njvu/participate.html		A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found at http://www.njvu.org/njvu/participate.html

SaraFrankBristow at 04:00, 1 September 2008

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	The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present role is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, “interactive” TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.		The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present role is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, “interactive” TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.

	~~The New Jersey Virtual University Web site is at http://www.njvu.org/~~

	~~== More details ==~~		A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found at http://www.njvu.org/njvu/participate.html

	~~A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found~~ at http://www.njvu.org/~~njvu/participate.html~~		The New Jersey Virtual University Web site is at http://www.njvu.org/

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SaraFrankBristow: New entry: data for NJVU

2008-09-01T03:57:43Z

New entry: data for NJVU

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The ''New Jersey Virtual University'' (NJVU) coordinates distance learning for the state of New Jersey, [[US]]. It is not a degree-granting institution itself, but rather offers a 'compilation' of distance-education opportunities at over 40 public and independent higher education institutions in New Jersey.

The New Jersey Virtual University was launched in 1999, and its Web site does not seem to have been updated since; hence its present role is not entirely clear. When its site was last updated, 70 complete degree and certificate programs were offered (through participating institutions) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels; a total of over 2,000 credit and non-credit courses were available. All were offered by the individual institutions, which were responsible for registration, administration, and granting of degrees. Courses took place online or via video (e.g. DVD/VHS), using a combination of email, Internet, TV, CD/multimedia, “interactive” TV, audio tapes, video tapes, or paper-based correspondence.

The New Jersey Virtual University Web site is at http://www.njvu.org/

== More details ==

A list of NJVU’s participating institutions may be found at http://www.njvu.org/njvu/participate.html

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