Online Learners

May 27, 2014

4 Bad Habits to Get Rid of Using eLearning Websites

eLearning websites are available on almost any topic. Whether you're looking to get ready for college or just how to fix a leaky pipe, there's something for everyone. It can even be good for helping you to get rid of bad habits.

by Adam Fort

April 28, 2014

4 eLearning Websites to Introduce Coding to Students

The world is digital and many of the currently growing careers have something to do with coding. It doesn't matter if you want to go into site building, game design or any other IT field, it is important to introduce students to coding, preferably as early as possible.

by Adam Fort

April 23, 2014

3 Ways eLearning Can Revolutionize Education

E-Learning has the potential to revolutionize education, provide for a truly personalized learning experience, and take each student down the path that is uniquely theirs. Read on to explore ways in which it can achieve its promise.

by Houston C Tucker

January 27, 2014

Blended Learning Best Practices In An Elementary School EFL Classroom

A first hand account of the best practices taught in e-Learning applied to a blended elementary school EFL classroom in Korea.

by James Robert Finder

January 12, 2014

6 Secrets Of Online Education Popularity Revealed (2018 Update)

The biggest reason why organizations train online is cost. But are there little-known reasons why employees seem to willingly, even eagerly, go along with the plan? In this article, I shed light on 6 secrets of online education popularity.

by Christopher Pappas

January 5, 2014

3 Tips To Improve Virtual Schools

Virtual schools offer the promise of choice for families. They can choose to attend, but they can also choose to leave. And yet, much of the time spent on trying to improve the learning experience is centered on two things: instructional design and content.

by Houston C Tucker

December 21, 2013

8 Tips For Engaging Students In e-Learning

You might have been asking, “how can I make my students be more active in online or class discussions?” or “how can I make them more interested in what they are learning and doing?” At this article you will find 8 tips to address your questions based on my experience in teaching and designing online/blended courses.

by Elham Arabi

December 20, 2013

How To Improve Online Discussion Posts

Minor changes may help your online course become more successful or easier to navigate. Upon completing an online course, take a little time to reflect on the class. An unscientific experiment allowed this author to better understand student engagement between video discussion posts and typed discussions.

by Douglass Bourne

November 7, 2013

Why To Collaborate and Curate Content With Your Students

What do we do with all this great education content after we find it? Be an education content curator!

by Matthew Alpaugh

November 6, 2013

5 Tips For Online Student Time Management

Ever consider how asynchronous online students manage their time? Ever receive emails about the online workload? The following 5 tips might help online students adjust to your online learning environment and prevent burn out.

by Douglass Bourne

October 29, 2013

The Impact Of Tiredness And Fatigue On Learning

Do you think about the impact of tiredness and fatigue on learning? What effect could these have on your training design? Well, unless you can regulate your learners' sleep patterns, tiredness may seem a little beyond your control. For fatigued learners the challenge is to pique their interest, so that a subject becomes fascinating. However, there are a couple of useful thoughts.

by Tim Buff

October 25, 2013

5 Time-Saving Tips for Online Instruction

Do you check your email before breakfast? Ever feel like your online class is taking over your life? Online instruction does operate at its own schedule, but the schedule should not control you. Here are some time saving tips for the online teaching environment.

by Douglass Bourne