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Spring 2007 Enrollment Reminder: Virtual University Calendar@vu.org wrote:
Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2007 From: Virtual University Calendar@vu.org
Subject: Spring 2007 Enrollment Reminder
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VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY NEWS - 9 April 2007 ______________________________________________________________
In This Issue...
1. Spring 2007 Enrollment Reminder
2. Our "Top 20" Spring Classes
3. Virtual Planet: News You Can Use
4. Manage Your Subscription
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Spring 2007 Enrollment Reminder
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Learn something new, develop a job skill, explore a new hobby, or take a self-improvement class at Virtual University. Our Spring Calendar offers an eclectic mix of professionally designed and easy-to-follow courses on today's in-demand subjects. Classes are taught online, so you can study at home in your leisure time.
New classes being offered at VU for the first time include "Introduction to Color Theory" and "Practical and Easy Nutrition." Our Spring Calendar also includes dozens of popular courses on HTML and web design, computer repair, grammar and writing workshops, academic subjects and an eclectic mix of self-help and inspirational courses.
Spring 2007 classes begin Monday, April 16. Enrollments will be accepted through April 21.
All VU courses can be completed in just five weeks.
To browse our Spring Calendar or enroll for classes, visit us online at Calendar
For answers to frequently asked questions about online learning at VU or helpful tips on navigating our virtual campus, please review our Student Handbook at Q & A Handbook
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Our "Top 20" Spring Classes
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Which classes are the most popular this Spring? Here's our "Top 20" list based on current enrollments:
NEW! 1. Introduction to Color Theory
2. HTML 1: Web Page Design for Beginners
3. How to Build or Repair a Desktop PC
NEW! 4. Practical and Easy Nutrition
5. Write Right: Essential Grammar and Style
6. How to be Organized (In Spite of Yourself!)
7. Criminal Psych 1: Demons and Madmen
8. Heal Your Life: Journey to Self-Discovery
9. HTML 2: Enhance Your Website
10. Grammar Basics 1: Parts of Speech
11. Javascript 1 for Beginners
12. Memoir Writing: The Journey to Me
13. Grammar Basics 2: Word Usage
14. Power Tools: TurboCharge Your Computer
15. Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets
16. Unleash the Power of Meta Tags
17. Introduction to Philosophy
18. Introduction to Genealogy
19. How to Prevent Identity Theft and Online Fraud
20. Introduction to Open Office Writer
To browse course descriptions or enroll for classes, visit us online at See descriptions, enroll for classes.
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Virtual Planet: News You Can Use
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* Cybercrime Alert: Scammers Target Domain Name Owners
Domain owners are being targeted in a new email-based scam. The fraud starts with a spam message offering to buy a domain name. Victims are then directed to a forum set up to discuss domain name appraisals. Story at Domain appraisal scam
* Without Vista Drivers, It's 2001 All Over Again
The Hunt for hardware drivers to make things work properly with Vista, Microsoft's new Operating System, can be frustrating, time-consuming - and fruitless. Details at Make Vista work
* Early Daylight Savings Time A Dumb Idea
According to major U.S. utilities, the early switch to daylight savings time mandated by the federal government was a bust and did not save any energy. Instead of burning lights in the evening, Americans waking up an hour earlier not only turned on lights in the a.m. but also fired up heaters to take the early morning chill off their homes. Full story at Saving time didn't save money
* Survey Shows Britons Checking Up on Partners
Britons are a nation of spies, rifling through partners' text messages, tapping phone conversations, and even tailing loved ones with web cams and satellite navigation systems, a survey reveals. Full story
* Billionaire MS Word Software Creator Blasts Off to Space
The American billionaire who helped develop Microsoft Word blasted off on a Russian rocket along with two cosmonauts late Saturday, beginning a journey to the orbiting international space station. Full story
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are instructor-led or mentored. Most of these courses offer interaction through discussion forums and some require weekly homework. Courses marked with 
are included in our Independent Study Program and are designed for self-motivated learners. ISP courses allow more flexibility and are less time-intensive. Both instructor-led and ISP courses offer a final exam (optional) and a permanent record of grades is maintained.
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