Kenneth Chapman is adamant. “There is nothing wrong with you.” The face of one of the most public and coherent advocates of accessibility wants you to go further. At D2L,
Corrections made on June 4. The Global Spine Congress (GSC) did not take place. The Virtual Reality models of Precision OS are stunning. The way the controls adapt to real
No better acid test for an elearning expert insight than checking whether it remains relevant in extremely unusual situations. Fortunately for the Chinese education sector, the high-level global roster pulled
What happens after great elearning is done? For many of the world-class instructional designers out there, a common and unfortunately bittersweet realization happens once a course or program is ready.
They’re insightful, charitable and passionate about education. They’ve amassed large followings, and made sure to use their influence to help people and spread insightful messages. While we spared no expense
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
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
When things seem to be at a disarray, nowhere better to turn than towards those whose mission is to bring sense, order and a deeper level of collaboration within the
