Learning Technologies

July 3, 2020

The Future Of Learning Is Technology

Technology is not only the present but the future of learning. In this article, we’ll discuss certain likely applications of technology in learning in the future.

by Debadrita Sengupta

May 30, 2020

Should We Use Images Or Symbols In Learning Foreign Languages?

Don’t use images for activating symbols in which we think. Remember, we think first before we can speak. Display a word in the native language for a few moments to activate the symbol and then visualize and verbalize it in a target language. First, apply it to a word, and then to a whole sentence.

by Arkady Zilberman, Ph. D

May 20, 2020

Why AR And VR Are Struggling To Break Into The Classroom

With time, VR and AR may replace the classroom experience, but it will take a much more widespread dispersion of the technology to achieve this effect.

by Jai Paul

May 15, 2020

A Great Objective But Obsolete Tools For Achieving It

The modernized acquisition hypothesis should use multimedia comprehensible input and create a mobile app for self-training language skills in which adult learners may use all their senses concurrently by reading, listening, and speaking simultaneously.

by Arkady Zilberman, Ph. D

April 27, 2020 | Sponsored

How A Pandemic Democratizes eLearning

Social distancing shouldn't lead to a wider distance between the fortunate and the less fortunate, at least when it comes to education. This AI company helps with that.

by Tom (Seung Kun) Lee

April 4, 2020

The 6 Hottest eLearning Trends: What To Expect In 2020

Here we are at the time of the year when everyone is looking out for the latest eLearning trends. Read on as I list out my thoughts on 2020's tools and resources that will benefit you! I will show you how these can add value to your performance enhancement and learning experience.

by Wee Ben Sen ✰ 黄明生

March 27, 2020

How Technology Brings Inquiry To The Forefront Of Learning— Especially In A Crisis

Schools have been closing, one after another; for most of us, this is a very strange reality. There is no doubt that many members of the educational community thought that this would put our work on hold until the crisis is over—and for some, it will. But, this is the 21st-century. All the theory about innovative methods in education is now called to action, at least for those of us who have the privilege to implement distance learning programs.

by Kalliopi (Pepy) Meli

March 4, 2020

How Can Teachers Benefit From Augmented Reality In Education?

Augmented Reality in education can transform the way teachers deliver lectures. The technology will not only help teachers in making lessons more interactive but it will also benefit students by making it easier for them to understand tough subject matters and topics.

by Jitender Kumar

February 12, 2020

Transforming Education Requires A "Mindset Shift"

Reflections on the need for transformation in education and suggestions for the proper use of technology in the classroom.

by Flora Griffith

February 3, 2020 | Sponsored

eBook Release: Close The Learning Loop

The traditional, top-down learning line is a thing of the past. In this eBook release, you will find out what a closed learning loop is and how it aligns with your organization's goals and needs.

by Christopher Pappas

February 3, 2020

Top L&D Companies You Don't Want To Miss At The Learning Technologies 2020 Event

The time has come for Europe's leading corporate learning event. Learning Technologies 2020 event is going to be full of the latest learning tech, offering an exciting environment and unique opportunities for L&D pros. Top eLearning companies from all over the world will gather in London to showcase their expertise. Here's what talented development professionals like yourself should not miss out on!

by Christopher Pappas

January 31, 2020

2020s: 3 Shifts For A Decade Of Technology-Driven Human Connectedness

Embrace technology to build an organization that is a healthy, open-ended community of people with superior levels of connectivity, insight, and constructive action-orientation.

by Phil McInnes