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We all have some idea about eLearning and use different definitions and apply it in different situations. We also reap different benefits from it. In this infographic, we will be revisiting the basics about what eLearning is and what it is NOT....
Ah, graduation. We laughed, we cried, threw our caps in the air and rolled down our car windows to blast some Alice Cooper. No more pencils, no more books, no more teacher's dirty looks.
School was out for summer, but was it really out forever?
School was out for summer, but was it really out forever?
Don't make your audience suffer through low quality slides when giving a presentation! Use these resources to make your slides stand out. These principles will also work for designing great E-Learning content!
A short study comparing the pros and cons of traditional education against online learning.
Use Google forms to create quizzes! You do need to log in to Google in order to do this. Makes a spreadsheet of answers, time stamps when they took it, and other stuff.
Ok, I admit, the title grabbed my attention. But there is also a really useful list of tools, most of them free, that can be used when creating an online course.
Easy and specific ways to engage students in online courses. Great resources for faculty who won't be too intimidated by just three things!
Great lessons learned from psychology research that can improve your online course!
I appreciate the arguments both for and against MOOCs pitched by their proponents and detractors. Nonetheless one aspect of the argument that I don’t grasp is the high dropout rate.
Love them or loathe them, xMOOC or cMOOC, the fact remains: MOOCs have arrived, and they are here to stay.
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