There are a plethora of misconceptions when it comes to online education. Let’s kick off the new year by taking a look at this great eLearning Infographic that debunks some of the most common myths about online education!
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.
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.
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.
Consider this your official Study Strategy Guidebook. We will cover six proven strategies for mastering the content you are studying in a fun and successful way. We will discuss timing your study sessions, varying your topics, asking higher level questions, using visuals, providing examples, and recalling information. When you work with your brain during a study session, you not only create a greater chance of having a successful study session—by remembering what you are reviewing–but you also engage your brain’s natural curiosity.
When it comes to studying for exams, it’s not about the hours of study but making the study count. Check out this infographic from Study Medicine Europe which contains several valuable tips for exam preparation and helping you prepare for those tests more effectively.
Check out this great infographic from elementary school teacher Trisha Baxter detailing how any online college student could more effectively work toward and achieve his/her online learning goals.
With the school year now underway and classes beginning to take on a daily pattern, teachers are struggling to bridge the gap between the activities in which children participated over the summer and classroom lessons. How can that be done…
Check out this infographic from eLearningInfographics.com to learn more about Personalized Learning, a method that educators use to make sure that each and every student learns and achieves to the best of his/her ability.
As we enter the last month of the summer, take a look at this great eLearning Infographic detailing some surprising statistics and useful tips for summer learning. What happens to everything we learned last year- do we maintain that information? Also, enjoy great tips to keeping your learning alive while still soaking up the sun!