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Jones International University (JIU) has made its extensive e-learning white paper, “E-Learning: Going the Distance,” available in the “Press Room” on its Web site at www.jonesinternational.edu. The white paper provides in-depth research and analysis of online learning in the United States and its future in the K-12, higher education and corporate sectors. It taps the observations of well-known educators nationwide, and incorporates the findings and predictions of industry analysts, government statisticians and market-research firms. JIU plans to update the study semiannually and welcomes input from colleagues in the educational and research communities. Those interested in participating in future editions of the study should e-mail their names and occupations to [email protected].

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