FLORENCE — Sonic Foundry, a provider in video capture, management and streaming solutions, said its Global Learning Exchange has finalized partnership agreements with the University of North Alabama and two other institutions. The exchange provides students around the world with cost-effective, locally supported access to top-tier online learning solutions.

“One of the primary goals of our Global Learning Exchange business is to provide students around the world with a wider landscape of options than traditional online education programs have offered,” said Sonic Foundry CEO Joe Mozden Jr. “The partnerships … represent an important step toward that goal.”

UNA will promote its innovative international minor programs in marketing, sociology, management, and human resources. 

“UNA is pleased to partner with Sonic Foundry’s Global Learning Exchange to provide international students with innovative online delivery of our quality and affordable minor studies, micro-credentials, and degree programs,” said UNA Senior Vice Provost for International Affairs Dr. Chunsheng Zhang. “We look forward to our collaborations in providing convenient, reliable, life-changing learning opportunities for traditional university students and working adults around the world.”

For information on Global Learning Exchange, visit here.