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''United Nations University OnLine Learning'' ('''UNU OnLine''') offers free, high-quality, web-based course materials on a variety of topics for students and educators worldwide. Content is developed by a team in Tokyo, in collaboration with a global network of partners. | ''United Nations University OnLine Learning'' ('''UNU OnLine''') is a part of [[UNU]], the [[United Nations University]], an international consortium. UNU OnLine offers free, high-quality, web-based course materials on a variety of topics for students and educators worldwide. Content is developed by a team in Tokyo, in collaboration with a global network of partners. | ||
As noted by the UNU: | As noted by the [[UNU]]: | ||
:''..the UNU promotes innovation in the building of interactive content and video documentaries that engage, entertain and educate.'' | :''...the UNU promotes innovation in the building of interactive content and video documentaries that engage, entertain and educate.'' | ||
The UNU OnLine Learning web site is at http://onlinelearning | The UNU OnLine Learning web site is at http://onlinelearning.unu.edu/ | ||
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United Nations University OnLine Learning (UNU OnLine) is a part of UNU, the United Nations University, an international consortium. UNU OnLine offers free, high-quality, web-based course materials on a variety of topics for students and educators worldwide. Content is developed by a team in Tokyo, in collaboration with a global network of partners.
As noted by the UNU:
- ...the UNU promotes innovation in the building of interactive content and video documentaries that engage, entertain and educate.
The UNU OnLine Learning web site is at http://onlinelearning.unu.edu/
[Category:Evolution of existing institutions]]