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YouTube jumps into ed-tech with launch of Player for Education - Vimarsana News

YouTube jumps into ed-tech with launch of Player for Education

LONDON: YouTube announced on Thursday it is launching Player for Education, a new ad- and recommendation-free platform for educational content. The new embedded video player designed for educational content apps will help viewers “avoid distractions” and provide them with an “in-depth, structured learning” experience.

YouTube will let creators offer paid video courses next year - Vimarsana News

YouTube will let creators offer paid video courses next year

The move could spell trouble for the likes of Masterclass..

Purdue Global to offer educational opportunities to Stewart Memorial Community Hospital with tuition reduction - Vimarsana News

Purdue Global to offer educational opportunities to Stewart Memorial Community Hospital with tuition reduction

A partnership with Purdue Global will offer first-rate educational opportunities to Stewart Memorial Community Hospital (Lake City, Iowa) staff and their family members with tuition reduction.

Source: purdue.edu
More than 1,200 Purdue Global graduates take part in commencement ceremonies in Washington, D.C. - Vimarsana News

More than 1,200 Purdue Global graduates take part in commencement ceremonies in Washington, D.C.

Jacque Yates has long had a passion for public service. Her journey sparked an interest in pursuing a graduate degree, and she earned her master’s in public health from Purdue Global in 2021.

Source: purdue.edu
Public Colleges Are Going After Adult Students Online. Are They Already Too Late? - Vimarsana News

Public Colleges Are Going After Adult Students Online. Are They Already Too Late?

The 36 million Americans with some college but no degree are an attractive market for public colleges with enrollment challenges, but the field is already crowded.