By Henry Kronk, eLearningInside News. This article was originally posted at news.elearninginside.com As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect education systems around the world, many have speculated about the medium
Interesting times indeed. So you have already completed your basic education. Specialized on online learning, multimedia, a Master’s in gamification if you are bold. First the good news: The world
By Eduardo Lina, eduardolina.blogspot.com — Email I am a High School teacher of English as a Foreign Language at the six-year Kugel High School in Holon, Israel. During these coronavirus
By David Saben. This article appeared originally on Elearning Inside News. We have witnessed an uprooting of traditional education and our global workforce. People all over the world are looking
By Henry Kronk, eLearningInside News. This article was originally posted at news.elearninginside.com On April 15, online learning platform Coursera debuted a new machine learning tool called CourseMatch. It automatically pairs
Discover why Waseda University, a leading higher education institution in Japan, migrated to Open LMS to facilitate teaching and learning for its 60,000 users.
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.
They were transitioning times for Open LMS —formerly Blackboard Open LMS— when the company announced the move from its Reston, Virginia parent to a new home under the encompassing roof
By Henry Kronk, eLearningInside News. This article was originally posted at news.elearninginside.com Dr. Rhianna Rogers is an associate professor of interdisciplinary studies at SUNY Empire State College. Part of her
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, the Unicheck team has shared free access to their plagiarism checker till June 30. The trial will be granted to any institution that has
