Online learning allows for individualized and personalized instruction. There are many ways to facilitate communication in an online course and how eLearning instructors choose to use them can mean all the difference for the students. When connections are made between teacher and student and student-to-student, a powerful synergy can be created to improve learning, deepen…
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Choosing the Right #HigherEd Degree (#Infographic)
Source: http://www.gradschoolhub.com/choosing/ Choosing the Right Degree What matters most when choosing a graduate degree? Money? Doing something you love? The journey to finding the right master’s degree can be a long one. What Do You Want? – Consider these options when choosing a graduate school: Location Quality of life Degree programs offered Cost Time Resources…
Growing Mobile Workforce
It is estimated that 75% of the workforce in the US is already mobile and that by 2015 the mobile workfoce, worldwide, will reach 1.3 billion or a staggering 37.2% of the global mobile workforce. Are YOU part of the mobile workforce? Are you using mobile devices for your work? IF not, why not? Would the use…
Ten Years of Tracking eLearning Education Survey
From the Sloan Consortium comes the tenth annual survey titled: Changing Course: Ten Years of Tracking Online Education in the United States. The higher education eLearning survey is a collaborative effort between the Babson Survey Research Group and the College Board, and purports itself to be the leading barometer of online learning in the United States. …
Blended Learning Is (INFOGRAPHIC)
Blended Learning is helping to evolve teaching as it provides increased benefits for both teachers and students. The infographic below highlights the benefits of blended learning and how blended learning can improve conditions and provide for increased career opportunities within education.
Open Courseware (OCW) Changes HigherEd Landscape [INFOGRAPHIC]
OPEN Courseware (OCW) What is Open Courseware? Open courseware (OCW) programs are developed by universities. These universities have a department especially for develop OCW content. The content is just recordings, assignments, and readings from professors teaching a class on campus. In essence, Open Courseware (OCW) is repurposed content from traditional course. How Does It Work?…