Online Learning

May 26, 2021 | Sponsored

Taking Another Look At Engagement In Online Courses And Training Developed As A Result Of COVID

When the COVID-19 virus shut down everything last year, many institutions had to quickly revise face-to-face courses or institutional trainings to be offered online. Now that these have been implemented for a while, it is a great time to take another look and evaluate the level of engagement and interactivity, which is so important to learning. If your experience is anything like mine, having the time to transform face-to-face courses and trainings did not allow for the level of engagement that would have been possible given more time. In this article, I have provided simple ways to increase the level of learner engagement and interest.

by Ann Jackson, ED.D

May 23, 2021

Roadmap To Adaptive Learning In The Wake Of COVID-19

Education technology becomes a true enabler when students gain control over their journey, whether in terms of the pace, format or other specific needs. Adaptive learning systems dynamically adjust to student interactions and performance levels.

by Sonia Gupta

May 19, 2021

eLearning And The Future Of Education

eLearning has transformed the way students and employees used to learn and develop. But, what does it hold for the future? Read this article to learn.

by Savan Kharod

May 13, 2021

3 Keys To Effective Adult Online Instruction

The pandemic has raised the stakes for those who have already been in, or are relatively new to, the online instructional space. Are you going to seize this opportunity? When you spice up your visuals, prioritize your biggest points and watch your tone, those are strong signals that you are ready.

by Michael Welles

May 7, 2021

To Post Or Not To Post? Faculty And Students Privacy Rights Concerns And Freedom Of Expression In eLearning And Remote Learning

The nature of eLearning and remote learning sites and how educators engage students has rapidly evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic. The potential for faculty and students posting controversial postings on official eLearning sites is a concern with potential legal implications and ramifications.

by Jasmine Renner

May 5, 2021

Top 10 Tips For Creating Effective eLearning For Kids

eLearning has become a popular way to educate children. When you offer them an interactive experience, eLearning also builds their confidence. This article will provide you with some of the best tips for creating eLearning experiences for kids.

by Alexander Lim

April 28, 2021

How Can We Predict The Future Of eLearning?

eLearning is one of the most exciting trends in the field of education. The eLearning market is growing at a swift pace, which has led to many predictions. This article attempts to unravel some of the trends surrounding eLearning and make it easier for one to predict its future.

by Alexander Lim

April 25, 2021

5 Reasons Why The Education Industry Should Adopt Online Technology

Online learning broadens one's scope for academic learning and improves the learning experience, whether in a personal learning environment or in a classroom setting.

by Jasmin Ali

April 22, 2021

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Educational Software

The main disadvantages and benefits of using educational software. Why is eLearning so popular in 2021? Let's try to figure it out!

by Sergey Yefremenko

April 15, 2021 | Sponsored

Was The U.S. Prepared For Pandemic-Induced Online Learning?

Online learning marketplace Preply commissioned a study comparing 30 different countries’ digital education systems during COVID-19 lockdowns.

by Kirill Bigai

April 15, 2021

Is Distance Education More Than A Band-Aid To Get Us Through COVID-19?

If remote education is here to stay (hint: it isn't going away any time soon), you'll need these eLearning trends and tips to carry you through the pandemic and beyond.

by Ashley Kimler

April 7, 2021

How To Create Effective Online Learning That Kids Will Love

Kids are learning their entire lives. eLearning for kids is one way to gives kids a chance to learn whenever they want and wherever they want. It also gives teachers a chance to teach online with smaller class sizes and more individualized attention for each student.

by Alexander Lim