SEATTLE, Dec. 21, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The revenues for Self-paced eLearning products in the Middle East reached $378.4 million in 2011. The growth rate is 8.2% and revenues will reach $560.7 million ...
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The iMBA program from Lake Forest Graduate School of Management (LFGSM) offers an immersive scenario-based, 100% online learning environment with computer-generated characters where your action, reaction and interaction are part of the learning experience. In the Lake Forest iMBA, you learn by doing. It's not like any other online MBA you've ever seen. This brief demo video gives you a glimpse of what your iMBA experience will look and feel like. Through LFGSM's iMBA, you become part of a virtual reality clone of a real manufacturing company, where you will be a trainee participating in the executive development program. Each course you take will be in one of the departments of the company. For example, you will learn marketing in the marketing department, reporting to the Marketing Manager. You will rotate through 10 or more departments during your iMBA. Learn more at www.immersion.lfgsm.edu or call 800-890-7340. Delete the scoop?
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I've been working with a local expert in Quatar to offer e-learning educuation to professors in that country. I hope we'll start soon with our first groups. Reaching across the world to learn with each other should be interesting!