It’s disheartening to know that for many learners today, online learning is still a luxury. It is a reality among the developing world and even in countries like the U.S.
So you’re were gently persuaded into online learning for the first time. (Alright, maybe not very gently. But definitely beneficial!) I’m sure you’ve run into lots of people, coworkers, social
By Henry Kronk, eLearningInside News. This article was originally posted at news.elearninginside.com A recently published study found that 10-year-old students tended to score worse on reading comprehension tests when they
Get ready for your learners to spend a lot more time in front of their screens, and the effects on their well-being. This could mean a lot of things, but
By Henry Kronk, eLearningInside News. This article was originally posted at news.elearninginside.com March 13 update. It appears the ordeal is far from over. On March 10, California’s The Shareholders Foundation
OpenSesame’s non-stop process of building a comprehensive library of corporate learning content is praiseworthy. More than 20,000 items continuously updated, a strict Quality Assurance process, and a focus on seamless
Did Shakespeare write his own works? AI can tell us. It can also identify contract cheating and other breaches of academic integrity
LMSPulse Decade of Learning Neuroscience is a buzzword. Which is unfortunate. Trainers and consultants in the internet wilderness are eager to throw it around and slap it next to short-lived
As our age grows more reliant on data, questions about how ever growing records of information are stored, organized and secure are taken more seriously. And I mean Weapons of
By Henry Kronk, eLearningInside News. This article was originally posted at news.elearninginside.com Instruction using Augmented and Virtual Reality (AR\VR) has been gaining steam in undergraduate education. Especially in subjects in
