This work discusses web-based result processing and publication for National University of Nigeria. It is a new form of result processing with computer facility via internet. The technology, behind the process are outlined. This work further survey some web application and design that will enable student to check their result online to reduced the error in computation, unable to share file among others. This work aims at arriving at a suitable solution that will enhance e-learning as a formal means of effective learning and teaching techniques which range from drastic reduction in cost and time to satisfy the desires of those that cannot got into the campus university.
Finally, these works concludes with an overview of the components of a successful web-based result processing and publication implementation.
The National Open University was the worlds first successful distance teaching university. Born in the 1960’s, the White Heat of technology era, the Open University was founded on the belief that communication technology could bring high quality degree level learning to people who had not had the opportunity to attend campin universities. However ideas about distance teaching and educational uses for broadcast media had been circulating in Britain for a hald century or more. In 1926 the educationist and historian JC STOBART wrote a memo, while working for the infant BBC, advocating a “wireless” university. In an article for “where”? Magazine (autumn 1962) Micheal Young proposed an Open University to prepare people for external degree. An election was conducted because, the idea was very much, becoming the personal property of it’s header and Harold Wilson won the election, he appointed Jenue Lee, it seems likley that Harolds Wilson idea would have failed her total commitment and tenacity gradually wore down the mountains of hostility and indifference that she faced. In Moscow all they were doing was routine long-term broadcasting and some correspondence courses she had a different vision from that. And she hated the term
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