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15 writing tools for college students

21 January, 2016 Learning resourcesApple Inc., Christian Zeal and Activity, Evernote, Google Chrome, Google Drive, IOS, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows

One of the most challenging aspects of every college student’s academic journey is writing papers. Students usually hate doing these, because it requires them to be equally adept at several different things: writing, research, critical analysis, editing, referencing, proofreading…

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Why is informal learning important?

19 January, 2016 Learning resourcesBrick and mortar, Business sector, Career development, CNBC-TV18, Cornell University School of Hotel Administration, E-learning, Education, Infographic, Learning, Massive open online course

What is Informal Learning? By definition informal learning is the unofficial, or unscheduled way most people learn. It often takes the form of articles, videos, books, podcasts, online courses, conferences, etc. as opposed to formal courses. The infographic below will emphases the following points: Reliance on informal learning is growing because it promotes autonomy, efficiency,…

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What is the difference between e-learning and m-learning?

18 January, 2016 Learning resourcesAddThis, Adobe Dreamweaver, Amazon.com, AOL, Apple Inc., Application programming interface, Bluetooth, Carnegie Unit and Student Hour, Central Michigan University, Chattanooga Times Free Press, Computer program, Desktop computer, Diabetes mellitus type 1, Digital art, Distance education, E-learning, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mobile deviceAdd a Comment

What is the difference between e-learning and m-learning?

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How to design an effective online course?

15 January, 2016 Learning resourcesBASIC, Caroline Myss, Cascading Style Sheets, Communication design, Consciousness, Design, E-learning, Energy Medicine, HTML, Massive open online course

Everyone loves eLearning nowadays, but it’s considerably different from traditional learning environments. Even if you’re incredibly well versed in the art of face-to-face learning, that may not mean anything for your ability to create a great online course.

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5 Amazing Time management apps students should know

7 January, 2016 Learning resourcesAcademic degree, Aircraft registration, American Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities, Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Barbie, Capella University, Education, Evernote, Google, Remember the Milk

There is no point of denying this attribute that students are investing so much time and their energies on different social media platforms these days.

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Resources to help your journey as a lifelong learner

5 January, 2016 Learning resourcesAgence France-Presse, Alabama, American Institute of Architects, American Institute of Certified Planners, American Society of Landscape Architects, Andover, Assisted living, Continuing education, Massachusetts, President of the United States, United States

Continuing education, formerly associated primarily with doctors, lawyers, and other professionals, provides opportunities to not only pursue new interests and social networking, but to adapt to the rapidly changing world and job market we live in.

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5 most common eLearning pitfalls

22 December, 2015 Learning resourcesAbertillery Comprehensive School, Academic degree, AT&T, Classroom, Computer Science, Edtech, Education, Educational technology, Google, Teacher

Online educators are quick to sing the praises of eLearning. It’s simpler, it’s easier, it’s more cost effective, and it provides you with the optimum environment for remote education.

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Best Google Year in Search ever

19 December, 2015 Learning resourcesFacebook, Google, Google Search, News Lab, Paris, Simon Rogers, Star Wars, The Guardian, Twitter

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Helping your kids with homework

18 December, 2015 Learning resourcesAaron, Allah, Augusta County, Augusta County Sheriff's Office, Christmas, Homework, Islam, Riverheads High School, Virginia, WHSV-TV

It is not just the duty of the students to complete their homework on time, but parents also have a role to play in inculcating the habit of doing it on time, as well as setting proper sleeping and eating timings for them.

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Purchase First Children’s Embassy Christmas cards

14 December, 2015 Learning resourcesAlexis Tsipras, European Union, Greece, Macedonia (Greece), Macedonia naming dispute, Macedonian language, Minister for Foreign Affairs (Greece), Nikola Poposki, Republic of Macedonia, Skopje