Tag: online education

5 Essential Steps to Study for an Online Exam

by Chana Goldberg • October 30, 2019 • 0 Comments

College is one of the busiest phases of a student’s life. There are so many things to keep in mind and balance that you tend to lose time for other parts of your life. Of course, right now, your studies are your top priorities, but if you ever find yourself cramming for some last minute studying, remember that it definitely will be a difficult task to undertake, but with enough focus and determination, nothing is impossible. To make it easier for you to retain everything that you study, here are some steps that you can take.

Why Groupwork is Important, and How to Get it Right

by Chana Goldberg • October 25, 2019 • 0 Comments

Group work is about a lot more than just deepening student understanding of disciplinary content, although that is certainly one of its benefits. Groupwork offers opportunities to gain exposure to different perspectives, mindsets, cultural expectations and working styles. In essence, it helps our students gain crucial collaboration skills for a diverse workforce.

How E-learning has Changed Drastically in the Last Decade

by Chana Goldberg • October 4, 2019 • 0 Comments

Did you know that you don’t have to be a student at Caltech or MIT to benefit from what their professors are teaching? All you need is a computer or phone and a stable internet connection, and voila, you are interacting with faculty from any prestigious institution in the world on social media. Let’s take a look at how much e-learning has changed in the last decade!

5 Key Software Development Technologies You Can Learn Online

by Chana Goldberg • October 2, 2019 • 0 Comments

In our rapidly changing landscape, learning software development technologies and improving one’s skills is extremely essential. Not only does it boost employment prospects but it also increases the chances of grabbing a lucrative job offer from top industry names.

Virtual Orientation: a how-to for Online Classrooms [INFOGRAPHIC]

by Chana Goldberg • September 26, 2019 • 0 Comments

Online orientation should provide the knowledge and information necessary to succeed in an online course so that all students are prepared to excel! This infographic covers how to introduce course material and clarify expectations for an online class.

5 Things Online Institutions Need to Understand About their Students [INFOGRAPHIC]

by Chana Goldberg • September 12, 2019 • 0 Comments

This infographic visually explores what online institutions need to understand about their students. Learners/individuals seeking a blended or online education have a specific set of needs and expectations that can be best handled by a learning management system.

How AI can help Students in Online Education

by Chana Goldberg • September 9, 2019 • 0 Comments

We’ve come a long way as far as online education is concerned. However, there’s a still long road ahead with many developments to come. One of the major developments on the horizon is Artificial Intelligence (AI). It’s predicted that almost no industry in the world will be left untouched by AI, and Education is no exception.

Online Education and Coding: 5 Websites to Learn Coding for Free

by Chana Goldberg • September 3, 2019 • 2 Comments

When we think of coding, there cannot be a better way to learn coding than the internet. For the instructors too, teaching coding via the internet is really easy. They can provide real-time support and relatable examples by using technology and connectivity, without any trouble of setting up and maintaining physical infrastructure.

Top 7 Advantages of Online Learning [INFOGRAPHIC]

by Chana Goldberg • August 30, 2019 • 0 Comments

Online learning is one of the most powerful tools to impart skills and information to employees in training institutions or corporate companies, simply because it is a flexible, consistent, and convenient way to learn.

10 Education Trends that will Shape the 2019-2020 Academic Year

by Chana Goldberg • August 26, 2019 • 2 Comments

The trends shaping the next academic year are nothing new – we’ve heard about some of them for years. Yet now they are becoming a reality, manifesting themselves in classrooms rather than in catchy headlines. What benefits and challenges will they bring into yours?

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