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Dr. Rebecca Jones, Chancellor, West Suburban College of Nursing
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Ken Westray, President, NP Learning
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The online option seemed like a no-brainer; we searched far and wide for many ways to provide this ‘hybrid option’ while keeping our costs at a minimum. There appeared to be so many online sites that offered eLearning products; however, most had upfront (startup) costs that were substantial considering there was little assistance and or room for growth - until we found EdTek Services that is!
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Jeff Wheeldon,
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Theological Seminary
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Jonathan Small, Director of Online Programs, Bay State College
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