Online Learning

August 21, 2021

Strengths And Weaknesses Of Online Learning

Schools are looking for online learning platforms across the world to continue the process of educating students.

by Venita Johnson

July 31, 2021

What Is Modern Homeschooling In 2021?

The COVID-19 pandemic saw over 300 million students all over the world become homeschooled according to Thinkimpact. Since it is a forced measure, and we live in a world where traveling to space is possible, the approach to homeschooling has also changed since its origin in the 1970s.

by Dariya Lopukhina

July 25, 2021

Higher Education And Online Learning

Currently, we are experiencing the global COVID-19 pandemic and the education system worldwide faces a gigantic crisis. Yet, the pandemic leaves no option for students in higher education but to use online learning. It’s an opportunity to improve the learning process.

by Devisakti Annamali

July 17, 2021

Teaching And Learning Should Be Accessible By Anyone, Anywhere

In this century, education and technology are inseparable and educators should adapt to being a part of this modern education field. Online learning has made the pattern effective and flexible for both students and teachers. Hence, it is important to adopt the platform sooner.

by Gitika Sharma

July 10, 2021

How Does An Educational App Earn Profit?

The article provides information related to an educational app company's survival. Most business owners are on the look out for methods that will create their learning applications through a premium plan. Just remember, an app is downloadable.

by Bhavmeet Kaur

July 4, 2021

4 Ways Automated Education Is Elevating eLearning

Here are 4 ways automation is taking eLearning to new heights.

by Shannon Flynn

July 3, 2021

Is Zoom Fatigue Becoming A Serious Threat For Online Learners?

Long class hours are exhausting for both students and instructors in the physical world. It becomes even more difficult when the same habit is transferred online.

by Anand Vardhan Tiwary

June 26, 2021

How Has COVID-19 Affected Online Learning And Private Candidates?

Since the first lockdown in 2020, education has been at the forefront of many discussions. Schools and colleges knew where they stood from the beginning with clear guidance being given in relation to predicted grades for GCSE and A-Level subjects.

by Angela Wilson

June 24, 2021

What Disruptive Consumer Tech Products Can Teach The EdTech Industry

Why education hasn't seen as much disruption as EdTech evangelists predicted, and where education innovators should look for inspiration.

by Rowan Mockler

June 16, 2021

Teacher Training: Catering To Gen Z And Beyond

The oldest members of the millennial generation are 37 years old now. What K-12 and higher education are dealing with today is Generation Z. This generation is very different from its predecessors, even millennials. We had termed millennials as “digital natives,” however, it is members of Gen Z who are the true digital natives.

by Sonia Gupta

June 15, 2021 | Sponsored

Providing Just-In-Time Learning To Support eLearning

The recent transfer of a large number of courses to online environments can result in many learners lacking the support they are accustomed to in a face-to-face setting. In a classroom, the instructor can quickly answer questions and provide guidance and alternative teaching methods based on learner needs. With online learning, these types of supports are often missing. By adding just-in-time learning activities, student support can be greatly increased.

by Ann Jackson, ED.D

June 5, 2021

How To Reach Online Learners Smartly

Reaching out to online learners seems to be a challenge because apparently, the learners can hide behind technology. But, experienced online teachers often claim that it is easier to capture the attention of the learners while conducting an online class.

by Anand Vardhan Tiwary