K12 Education

May 29, 2020

Editors' Choice

Designing For Accessibility In K-12 Schools

As schools rush to move content online, the right training is essential. While technical training is important, schools must also help educators ensure that the material they create is compliant.

by Vallarie Josephine Sevilla

May 13, 2020

We Are All Distance Learners: Online Education Across The Globe—Part 2

School closures in 191 countries have interrupted education for 1.5 billion students and 63 million primary and secondary teachers. Many countries have turned to eLearning to continue education. In part 2 of a two-part series on education during COVID-19, we look at online learning across the globe.

by Mary Burns

May 1, 2020

How COVID-19 Is A Watershed Moment For Online Tutoring

Online Tutoring is a beacon of hope amidst school closures and to parents who are finding themselves as accidental homeschoolers. COVID-19 has disrupted young lives, but in times of pandemic, eLearning is providing hope to millions of families.

by Erline Sherman

April 30, 2020

How To Make Online Learning More Engaging During The Coronavirus Lockdown

Amid the global coronavirus lockdown and social distancing, we are moving to online learning. But there can be a sense of isolation felt by students. It is also a new experience for many teachers and students. These problems can be solved by engaging online students by making learning interactive.

by Sana Bhat

April 19, 2020

How To Keep eLearning Students Engaged

By relying on video services, collaborative projects, and the gamification of learning, teachers can keep eLearning students engaged during this period of social distancing.

by Jai Paul

April 18, 2020

eLearning During A Crisis: A Different Perspective

Countries are approving eLearning with the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here is a brief comparison between eLearning for university students and school-age students.

by Abir Tannir

April 14, 2020

Spotlight: Coronavirus Lockdown—Week 3 Digest

Each week the digest of Spotlight: Coronavirus Lockdown is bringing you the latest submissions about this issue. Let's review together everything that happened last week.

by Christopher Pappas

April 11, 2020

How To Implement 1:1 (One-To-One) Technology In The Classroom

1:1 technology can truly transform a classroom. Read on to select the right technology for your students and discover the various ways 1:1 technology can benefit your students.

by Scott Winstead

April 11, 2020

How Technological Innovations Are Transforming IB Education

Education is one of the most important fields that needs to capitalize on modern technology. The seamless marriage of these two only ever means better convenience for teachers and students.

by Wee Ben Sen ✰ 黄明生

April 7, 2020

Editors' Choice

From Analogue To Digital: School Goes Online—Part 1

This is the first of two articles on how COVID-19 is moving formal schooling online. The first article focuses on the United States. The second will focus on how countries across the globe have moved instruction online and what the U.S. can learn from them.

by Mary Burns

March 29, 2020

How To Adapt To The Reality Of Adaptive Learning In Schools And Colleges

With adaptive learning, instead of a broad-based approach, students in schools and colleges can have learning modules tailored around their specific needs, ways of learning, and any learning difficulties they have.

by Dariya Lopukhina

March 21, 2020

Factors To Consider When Hiring An Online Tutor For Homework Help

Looking for a tutor who dedicatedly works toward the academic development of a child can be tricky and time-consuming. Of course, there are a plethora of learning institutes available, but what is the guarantee that the child will receive the right tutoring assistance?

by Ramesh Lal