Higher Education

November 11, 2017

Weighing The Benefits Of Print Learning Against eLearning

There are still naysayers perpetuating a “digital divide” of sorts between eLearning and print learning, especially in higher education. Is this digital divide justified? Is it possible that there is still merit in print learning over eLearning, and other digital solutions to pedagogy?

by Andrew Heikkila

November 11, 2017

Academic Coaching Vs. Tutoring: Which One Helps You Develop Effective Function Skills

The topic of academic coaching and tutoring comes up a lot. Surprisingly, not many people are familiar with these concepts. In fact, when you say “I am an academic coach” most people say “So you’re like a tutor?” Actually, there is a difference between an academic coach and a tutor.

by Brenda Allen

November 8, 2017

6 Ways The Internet of Things Is Changing eLearning

The Internet Of Things is changing everything, and eLearning is no exception. As the world continues to change and become more interconnected, watch out and plan for the following 6 changes, so you can stay at the top of the eLearning industry.

by Alec Sears

October 22, 2017

7 Tips For Creating Positive Classroom Learning Spaces

If you want your child to get the best education possible, it is actually more important to get him assigned to a great teacher than to a great school.

by Juan Koss

October 21, 2017

5 Best Educational Methodology Portals Online In Detail

In keeping the pace with the time-honored tradition of teaching, we are proud to present the 5 most proficient educational methodology portals online. 

by Carolyn Andreason

October 7, 2017

Top 6 Universities Offering Physician Assistant Programs In The USA For 2017

Do you need help to choose the best PA program in the USA, and don't know where to start form? Read the following article, and start your medical career!

by Mark Campbell

September 9, 2017

Here Comes Z: Strategies To Engage A New Generation Of College Students

Generation Z, the oldest now reaching 21 years of age, has no memory of a world without technology. They are adept self learners and can process information at a pace not seen before. Gen Zers are excellent students as long as teaching strategies meet their unique needs.

by Karen Wondergem

August 30, 2017

Kenyan eLearning Perspectives

Access to higher education in East Africa is essential. Kenya is a good example for increased local eLearning efforts. Online courses for gaining skills and online graduation are the two major drivers for m-learning. And more and more local People have success by doing so.

by Jens Ischebeck, Africa and Middle East

August 19, 2017

5 Tips To Write An Effective Admission Letter

Teachers open the door, but you must enter by yourself. Here is how to write an effective admission letter.

by Mark Campbell

July 22, 2017

What To Keep In Mind When Using Different Grading Scales

Marking assessment components with varying weights can create challenges. Instructors are prone to a number of errors, particularly when using different marking scales. Test your accuracy in performing simple mental calculations, and then invite your colleagues and your institution for a discussion.

by Angelos Rodafinos

July 15, 2017

Shifts In Learning: Will Traditional Universities Survive?

The traditional mode of learning in universities entails a mix of lecturing, cramming, and examination. For quite some time now, this method of instruction has been questioned. Yet educators often cling to tradition. Which begs the question: Will traditional universities survive?

by Stefan Wisbauer

July 1, 2017

Teaching Using Interactive Visualization: Project-Based Learning At UVA

Interactive visualization is an effective way of teaching many subjects, especially history. The University of Virginia's Research Seminar Initiative uses project-based learning coupled with state of the art digital visualization techniques in the humanities.

by Bill Ferster