ADV: Distance Learning Directory - Online Degrees
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Bachelor, Master and Post-Grad degrees online from accredited colleges and universities. Business, Education, IT, Healthcare, more. Browse by degree or program. Request info and get started today.
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Una ricerca delle Universita' di Harvard e Houston
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Increase your earning potential with an accredited online degree. Enroll at Kaplan College - the trusted name in education. Point, click, get ahead. Choose your field of study.
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Job postings for the past week:Job Posting: Weatherly Technologies (Recruiter) Seeks Senior PHP Developer (NYC MEtro)Job Posting: Maryland Company Seeks Web Application Developer (Frederick, MD)Job Posting: MODE Visual Seeks PHP Developer (Charlotte, NC)
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Web "Portal" with secured services as : directory, job offers, etc ... especially for the use by Alumni associations   As of today, the first public version of this Intranet for Alumni's is available on sourceforge.net.
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CollegeHumor.com recently released its first "Power Rankings," an index of schools that is the polar opposite of the U.S. News & World Report ranking of colleges by worth.  As you'd expect, CollegeHumor ranks how much fun a student can have.
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Every developer (PHP or not) out there has sat back in their favorite chair and thought about what else is out there. Well, Cal Evans is no different and he shares a tool he was linked to (by Terry Chay) that could help you find that "what's next" in your career.   I love Nashville, TN. Well, ok, I really like it. It's a great town but I'm getting a bit restless. The problem I face is that I never know what the environment for programmers will be in a given city before moving there. So when Terry Chay briefly mentioned indeed.com's salary search tool, it sparked my interest. If I, a PHP programmer, wanted to move to another city in the US, how would I fare salary wise? Since I don't want to list every city in the US, I've selected CNN/Money's Best Places to Live in America as my list of cities to compare.   Looking specifically for PHP-related jobs, he made the query, found the cities, ranked them and listed the average salary for the area. He also grabbed the cost of living for each location based on the closest large city and matched them up.   The result?   So it's agreed then, we'll all meet in Columbia, MD.   Check out the post and the lovely graph Cal has put together for more cities and their stats.
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CHICAGO _ Northwestern University had everything Nick Shultz wanted _ except the right degree.  So he designed his own.
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p2pnet.net News:- Software to help authenticate paintings, prints and drawings has been developed by researchers at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire in the US.
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Lower your monthly payment and get one easy bill with Loan to Learn&#153;. Private student loans or private plus federal are accepted. Apply online for fast approval and competitive rates.
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SeaDour writes &quot;CNET News has an interesting perspective on the changing face of technology on campus. These days, students are showing more interest in the tech perks that campuses have to offer, and universities are taking notice.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania attorney general's office Monday sued an online university for allegedly selling bogus academic degrees - including an MBA awarded to a cat.
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l Education: Holds an MBA and bachelor&#39;s degrees in business management and English literature from the University of Houston.
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Will United Online find new blood through Classmates.com?
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This year the Board of Studies of IT has started a new initiative where the evening diploma in IT is being taught simultaneously at the University of Malta at Tal-Qroqq and at the University Gozo Centre in ...
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Washington Post Company holdings Newsweek and Kaplan Inc. are teaming up to offer an online M.B.A. degree program.
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Lukas Smith has posted some ominous thoughts about the future of the LAMP stack in the online development world - specifically asking if the popularity of the grouping could be what might ultimately cause its downfall.   The issue is that there is simply not enough top qualified talent that knows LAMP well enough to hire. Or maybe its just too hard to find them? It seems all the good guys are already hired. As a result companies end up looking for other technology, not because they actually believe that these technologies are any better or worth the license fees that these usually require to be paid up...   He suggests two things that could be possible lead-ins to the "demise" of LAMP - the fact that LAMP just isn't taught along side other languages in school and that, since PHP is only just now getting into the offices of the "major players", there hasn't been enough time to prove to them that PHP has worth in their business.   Be sure to check out some of the great comments on this one.