Ashworth University Goes 2.0

Since the early days when Ashworth University was known as Professional Career Development Institute (PCDI) we’ve been committed to bringing a correspondence education to anyone seeking it. Thankfully, since opening in 1987, communication has become quite a bit easier. You’ve heard of the Internet, right?

In that same vein, Ashworth is digging in to the social media scene adding new profiles and information to help those seeking a correspondence education, not just on our sites, but the web as a whole. Here is a short list of our current activity…

Ashworth University’s StumbleUpon (http://ashworthcollege.stumbleupon.com/) – Linking to sites that we’ve found useful in developing a continuing education.

The Ashworth University Newsvine (http://www.ashworth-university.newsvine.com/) – We list some of our favorite newsfeeds here.

Ashworth University ClaimID (http://www.claimid.com/ashworth-university) – For all things Web 2.0, Ashworth has created a ClaimID.

An Ashworth University Squidoo (http://www.squidoo.com/ashworth-university) – Squidoo is foreign to many, and with their little alien icon it’s little wonder, but for Ashworth, it’s a great place to detail some of our features in a more.

Ashworth University on Technorati (http://www.technorati.com/people/technorati/)– Major news outlets aren’t the only place where we get a heads up, blogs have quickly become a major source of idea sharing, and Technorati helps us to keep up.

Ashworth University Student Life @ Myspace (http://www.myspace.com/ashworthuniversity) – At Myspace we’ve created an entire Student Life portal where those using MySpace can connect.

Ashworth University del.icio.us Bookmarks (http://del.icio.us/ashworth.university) – Bookmarks we find handy.

Ashworth University on AboutUs.org (http://www.aboutus.org/AshworthUniversity.edu) – A different way to say who we are, AboutUs.org has a nice, clean setup making finding information a breeze.

Digg for Ashworth University (http://www.digg.com/users/AshworthCollege) – If we really Digg something, this is where you’ll see it.

Ashworth University as Wikipedia (http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashworth_University) – And last but not least, we’re happy to a part of Wikipedia, and the entire experience of growing people’s knowledge.

This only scrapes the top of the places we’re going so that we can continue to offer lifestyle-friendly learning. Flexibility to learn when, where and how you want is crucial to us. That’s why when we say, “It’s your education. At Ashworth University you can get it your way,” we mean it.

Contact Information

Constance E.

Account Manager

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