Higher Education

November 12, 2020

Student Engagement In Higher Educational Institutions

Higher educational institutions are facing declines in enrollment. Institutional leaders are constantly looking for ways to engage students and enhance learning techniques.

by Michael Stephens

November 6, 2020

7 Ways To Solve The Problem Of Loneliness In Online Learning

Experts in pedagogy and classroom technology emphasize the need for human connection in online education. Here are 7 tips for combating learner loneliness.

by Winnie Lui

November 5, 2020

Online Exam Marking Is The Future: 6 Reasons Why You Must Transition

Are you using Excel to track your examination marking process? A 2013 report by Ofqual found two-thirds of exams were marked online. Now, seven years on, that figure has surely seen a massive jump.

by Mark Boxall

October 30, 2020

Improving Student Learning Through Course Consistency

Setting the structure of an online course can be challenging for instructors new to it. A course shell reduces cognitive load, but there are specific steps that are required to implement it successfully.

by Alex Messinger

October 22, 2020

Completing An Online Pre-Law Degree Will Change Your Life

Right now, a lot of people are out of work and thinking about their next career move. Even if you haven’t been laid off, you might be feeling like it’s time to reconsider your future. With all of the uncertainty in the world lately, it’s only natural to be thinking about what you really want from life.

by Ryan Ayers

October 8, 2020

AI's New Role In Education: Automated Grading

High school students submit assignments that have to be graded properly. Automated grading with paper grader is the new age solution developed for simplifying the process of grading the bulk quantity of assignments.

by Anmol Kumar

September 30, 2020

10 Questions You Should Answer Before Starting An Online School

We often find ourselves caught up in a lot of questions if we're to start an online school. How to proceed? What things to consider? Who to take advice from? You often wonder, wouldn't it be best if someone would have done the research for me? Well, look no more.

by Samrat Roy

September 27, 2020

Using Applied Cognitive Science To Face Disinformation

We wanted to investigate in thorough detail the influencing process and the harmful impact of mis- and disinformation on teaching and learning. Therefore we started with developing a full-blown Disinformation Framework for Education and Training Contexts, supported by loads of case studies, thoughtfully curated eLearning resources and new tools.

by Andy Stoycheff

September 6, 2020

Designing An Instructor Resource Page

There are so many instructor resources made available by universities. Teachers simply cannot keep track of all of them and it is hard to know where to go to find resources for course development. It is easy to design an Instructor Resource page that consolidates important and useful resources.

by Tiffany Moy

August 29, 2020

Online Degree As An Alternative To Studying Abroad

Each year more and more students choose the option of going overseas to earn their degree. However, 2020 has certainly put those plans on hold.

by Frank Hill

August 16, 2020

How Does India Fare On The Global eLearning Spectrum?

eLearning is a growing topic in the Indian market and researchers have forecasted that there is great potential in this field in the upcoming years.

by Anand Vardhan Tiwary

August 12, 2020

Survey Results: The Pandemic Is Leading To Global Opportunities For EdTech

Representatives from 20 EdTech startups in North and South America overwhelmingly identify that the pandemic has led to an expansion of their international operations and strategies.

by Jesse Liss