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A Plenitude of Virtual Courses

  • 04/01/00
CyberU, Inc. has launched CyberU.com, a portal providing online courses and resources for anyone who wants to learn. The site offers an easy way to locate and register for courses ranging from computer programming to parenting. CyberU aggregates credit and non-credit courses and resources from universities and institutions worldwide. The service organizes the wealth of educational resources on the Web, allowing individuals to search for particular courses or browse the course offerings of each CyberU department. Courses and resources can be compared and sorted by institution, instructor, price, type or rating. CyberU.com, Santa Monica, CA, (310) 581-2005, www.cyberU.com.

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