Digital Learning

November 26, 2016

6 Proven Tips To Help Users Get The Best Of Your eLearning Platform

The eLearning industry is experiencing, and will continue to experience, consistent growth. If you want to ensure a more effective learning experience that ensures users of your eLearning platform are able to get the best from your platform, here are 6 proven tips for you.

by Emma Johnson

November 25, 2016

How Universities Can Cater For The Netflix Generation

In this article, I will examine what universities can do to cater for the Netflix Generation, a generation of digital natives, and embrace their changing needs.

by Andy Alferovs

November 18, 2016

Responsive eLearning Design And Why It’s Important

Well-designed online courses are able to adapt seamlessly across devices (e.g. between PC and smartphone). This is what's called responsive eLearning design. Developing a responsive eLearning course is a conscious choice by education designers to cater for learners moving between devices.

by Sarah Bock

October 29, 2016

Interview: The Evolution Of Teaching In Spain

Agustina Garcia is a philologist and language teacher at the IES Lope de Vega in Madrid; she is now studying Clarice Lispector, the Brazilian writer of Ukrainian origin and a Jewish family, author of "The Passion According to G.H". At LearningLovers.org we have had the opportunity to chat with her to give us her vision of the evolution of teaching in Spain after 30 years of experience in the sector. A luxury!

by Leticia Lafuente López

October 28, 2016

6 Ways To Earn Side Income To Pay Your eLearning Tuition

Wouldn’t it be cool to be able to spend the extra time eLearning affords you to earn income on the side? Not only can this income be used to pay your eLearning tuition and buy necessary study materials, but it can also be used towards pursuing your dreams.

by Robert Mening

October 20, 2016

7 Tips On How To Prepare For Teaching Online

Online education is on the rise and more and more people are using the internet to take both college classes and general education classes. Teaching remotely is still a relatively novel concept and it takes time to adjust for those who’ve never done it before. Here is how to prepare for teaching online.

by Jill Phillips

September 24, 2016

10 Best Practices To Be An Effective Online Teacher

It’s no secret that effective teachers are paramount to effective learning in the classroom, and in the case of online studies, the teaching principles and methods they use are even more important. Here are 10 best practices to be an effective online teacher.

by Scott Cooper

September 17, 2016

Can Socioeconomic Status Impact Online Learning?

Research shows there’s a pervasive link between socioeconomic status and academic achievement, with poor students often getting the shorter end of the stick. Does this phenomenon extend to online learning?

by Maricel Rivera

September 15, 2016

The Research Essay As A Students’ Activity In Computer-Aided Education

Research activity is an important component of vocational training of university students. A kind of implementation of research work is writing a research essay. An important role here belongs to computer technology, which is the main tool of students' activities.

by Vadim Rebro

September 1, 2016

4 Ways For Successful Student Engagement: Experiencing Learning As A Digital Journey

Learning is a journey where every student is a traveler armed with a plethora of digital tools. So, how can you ensure successful student engagement during this journey?

by Rose Scott

August 29, 2016

eBook Release: How To Accelerate The Production Of High Quality Digital Learning

In digital learning, it’s important to move fast. In order to stay relevant and save production costs, eLearning must be needs-driven. That means moving at the speed of business priorities, whether it means launching a new product or initiative or addressing employee performance. Here is how the eBook How To Accelerate The Production Of High Quality Digital Learning can help you do just that.

by Steve Penfold

July 30, 2016

7 Dirty Myths About eLearning Students Still Believe

Online education is in trend today. The paradox is, many students still consider it something of little mark. To solve the problem, we can dispel the most common myths about eLearning that students believe and make it available to the wider audience in our digital era.

by Lesley J. Vos