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* [http://www.unisa.ac.za/ University of South Africa (UNISA)], [[South Africa]]
* [http://www.unisa.ac.za/ University of South Africa (UNISA)], [[South Africa]]
* [http://www.intec.edu.za/ INTEC College], [[South Africa]]  
* [http://www.intec.edu.za/ INTEC College], [[South Africa]]  
* [http://www.dcc.edu.za/ Damelin Correspondence College], [[South Africa]]  
* [[Damelin Correspondence College]], [[South Africa]]  
* [http://www.avu.org/ African Virtual University Kenyatta University], [[Kenya]]  
* [http://www.avu.org/ African Virtual University Kenyatta University], [[Kenya]]  
* [[Campus Numérique Francophone de Dakar]], [[Senegal| Sénégal]]
* [[Campus Numérique Francophone de Dakar]], [[Senegal| Sénégal]]

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Contents

The Mediterranean Virtual University Project

EUMEDIS Initiative - Pilot Projects

  • Introduction to E-learning (included in this page)
  • Some Worldwide Virtual Universities (included in this page)
  • The Mediterranean Virtual University
  • Plan of Work
  • Progress Monitoring
  • Future of the MVU

E-Learning

  • Twenty years ago, the concept of online education and online degrees started to develop.
  • In 1995 the world's first online course was delivered in Southern California-USA: The Virtual University (www.vu.org).
  • Since then, the VU virtual campus produced around 500 courses, on a multitude of subjects, one million people from 128 countries have attended online classes at VU.

Some Virtual universities in the USA

Virtual Universities in Canada

Virtual Universities in Europe

Virtual Universities in Asia

Virtual Universities in Africa

Virtual Universities in Australia

Virtual Universities in South America

Resources & Links