Have you ever taken an online course and wanted to include it on your professional resume? Take a look at this great article by guest blogger Jane Hurst for tips on the Do’s and Don’ts of listing online courses on a resume.
Have you ever thought of building your own online course? Check out this great “how-to” article from guest blogger Mary Walton for tips on how to get your online course up and running.
There are many real-world skills students can gain while partaking in an online course. But what about those collaborative skills you may need in your next job or as part of a team at work? Check out this great article…
How important is it for you, an online student, to build and maintain a relationship with your instructors? Check out this great article from Marian Stoltz-Loike, Chief Online Education Officer and Vice President of Online Education at Touro College, and…
Want to save yourself the time, energy, and stress that come with poor computer habits? Take a look at this article from Guest Blogger Mitch Pazanski for five essential computer habits that can improve your teaching experience.
Looking to go back to school but not sure how to fit your classes into your work schedule? Or struggling to find a way to balance your online classes with your busy life? Take
a look at these great tips from Guest Blogger Ryan Bridges for more info on how to handle your academic commitments AND manage your work efficiently.
What do online courses offer in the way of preparing students for the Real World? What life skills could students gain by taking online courses? Here are 6 great examples of skills that students can learn in an online classroom environment.
The following is a guest post by content writer Jillian Petrov. If you would like to submit a guest post, please contact us. 3D printing is an innovative technology that allows users to make real life projections of any digital…
Dyslexia can have a negative impact on a person’s ability to study effectively, often making reading and writing more difficult. However, with new technology, online resources and mobile and desktop apps are being created that make it easier for students with dyslexia to get ahead in their studies. Click here to check out Guest Blog Author Sharon Conwell’s favorite examples of apps that can help those with Dyslexia really excel in their studies.
College is hard enough without having to figure out how to navigate new tools and technology. If you didn’t grow up in a school that stressed edtech, college may be the first time you encounter Google Docs. Google Docs is…