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Partnership To Provide Colleges New Enrollment System, Online Course Offerings

Two online learning companies are joining in partnership to provide colleges and universities with a "turnkey" package for offering online courses.

Online course provider World Education.net and Augusoft, a company that offers a cloud-based SAAS enrollment management, are bundling services together so that partnering institutions can take advantage of both services at once.

World Education.net offers various online courses and ancillary services, like career coaches and opportunities for short career-shadowing internships called externships. Typically, the company partners with colleges and universities--like Binghamton or Montana State--to offer their courses as part of  the accredited institution’s online course offerings.

Augusoft’s cloud-based enrollment management system is designed to integrated easily with the existing websites and infrastructure used by colleges and universities.

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Stephen Noonoo is an education technology journalist based in Los Angeles. He is on Twitter @stephenoonoo.

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