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[[ITESM]] (Tec de Monterrey) is the leader. | [[ITESM]] (Tec de Monterrey) is the leader. | ||
Universidad de Guadalajara, a large public university with many campuses in the state of Jalisco, also has a Virtual University division with an increasing number of online courses. | |||
There are some other virtual and open universities but not strongly e-oriented. | There are some other virtual and open universities but not strongly e-oriented. | ||
Revision as of 22:04, 21 October 2008
ITESM (Tec de Monterrey) is the leader.
Universidad de Guadalajara, a large public university with many campuses in the state of Jalisco, also has a Virtual University division with an increasing number of online courses.
There are some other virtual and open universities but not strongly e-oriented.
Documents of Relevance
- File:Mexico ANUIESPlan2001.pdf: Masterplan of Higher Education: Open and Distance Education. Development strategy (PDF, 118 pages, in Spanish)
- File:Karran eMexico UNESCO2005.pdf: E-MEXICO - BUILDING ON SUCCESS, FOR SUCCESS, by TERENCE KARRAN (member of our International Advisory Committee) (PDF, 4 pages, in English)