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UAE makes a mark in e-learning
This is an important project as not all students can afford to attend college
- Gulf News
- Published: 00:00 February 3, 2012
The recent graduation of the first batch of students from the Hamdan Bin Mohammad e-University is a milestone. A total of 152 students have earned their bachelor's and master's degrees in various specialities, which is a success for the institution. This is one of the first institutions in the region that makes use of the virtual world to teach, educate and develop the skills of students.
For the UAE this is an important project given that not all students are able to or can afford to attend colleges and universities. E-learning is a means that clears obstacles as it is a window of opportunity for all those who seek to enhance their learning process. Hence, it is important that such an experiment is strengthened by following the latest in the field and supported by educating students of its offerings. Education can be earned in many ways and e-learning is no exception.
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