National Education Foundation CyberLearning

4926 C Eisenhower Ave
Alexandria, VA 22304
USA

www.cyberlearning.org

For More Information Contact

Claudia Kay, Communications VP
703-823-9999

Description

CyberLearning is a project of the non-profit 501(c)(3) National Education Foundation founded in 1989 to provide effective and affordable training for everyone, especially the disadvantaged, in information technology, business, math and test-prep skills. Since 1994, CyberLearning has trained over 500,000 students in U..S. schools. In 2006, CyberLearning received the Global Digital Literacy Champion Award given to the organization that contributed most to digital literacy in the World. CyberLearning’s recent publications include the acclaimed books "From Digital Divide to Digital Opportunity" and "Lessons For Tomorrow, Bringing America's Schools Back From The Brink,"authored by CyberLearning CEO, advisor to World leaders and globally acclaimed management and education systems expert Dr. Appu Kuttan and CyberLearning VPs Dr. Laurence Peters and Ned Davis.

National Education Foundation CyberLearning: CSR News, Events and Reports

Category	Submission Date	Submission Title
News	6.10.2008	Free Online IT and Business Training Courses Offered by National Education Foundation’s CyberLearning Grant
News	2.26.2008	NEF Offers One Million Scholarships to Fight Recession
News	6.05.2007	NEF CyberLearning Invites Corporations to Join Lockheed and Others to Sponsor Award Winning “Million Disadvantaged Students Program” in Math and IT
News	8.07.2006	CyberLearning Founder Wins Global Digital Literacy Champion Award