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Education ministry puts 151 national academic courses online
www.chinaview.cn 2004-02-10 19:05:13

    BEIJING, Feb. 10 (Xinhuanet) -- China has selected 151 academic courses as high-quality ones and put them online through the official website of the Ministry of Education (MOE), with a view to giving excellent education resources free to the public, a high-ranking official said here Tuesday.

    Wu Qidi, vice-minister of education, said at a press conferencethat the 151 courses, selected out of nearly 500 courses, was the first step of a national project on improving higher education quality.

    The MOE plans to promote 1,500 academic courses in five years and realize the sharing of education resources with the help of modern technologies.

    She said the selected academic courses, all given by Chinese professors, were recommended by schools and local education administrations, and gradually approved online by specific jury committees organized by MOE.

    According to Wu, China's national academic courses not only emphasize the subject itself, but also include construction of teaching material and teaching staff.

    An MOE investigation showed that since 2001, the degree of Chinese students' satisfaction with teaching material and their teachers has increased by 22 percentage points. Enditem

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