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Top 5 tips to select e-learning MBA courses

12 June, 2014 Educational experiencesAcademia, Academic degree, Distance education, E-learning, Education, EdX, India, Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massive open online course, MBA, Microsoft, Online MBA, United StatesAdd a Comment

Three years ago, when Suchitra Pandey, then an executive at a finance company, enrolled for an online MBA program in Finance from one of the reputed B-schools in India, she never knew how this additional degree along with her current job could easily pave a path for her career growth. Currently working as a manager…

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The new face of corporate education: e-learning

26 May, 2014 TrainingsAfrica, Business, Career ladder, Computer program, Corporation, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Goal (ice hockey), Google, Job Growth, Learning, Motivation, New Partnership for Africa's Development, online training, Self-employment, TechnologyAdd a Comment

E-learning that has gained popularity since the year 1999, has seen a tremendous growth. In the past decade, the education sector has seen an immense change in the way of learning. Today, the corporates are also bringing this technology to their employees in order to impart corporate learning within the organization.

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Teach with Twitter !

26 April, 2014 Learning resourcesChina, CTIA – The Wireless Association, E-learning, Education, Fairness Doctrine, Federal Communications Commission, Google, Infographic, Information design, Internet, Internet censorship, Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China, Mandarin, Mobile app, Net NeutralityAdd a Comment

Teachers and students are turning to social media to help inform their learning. This movement – often referred to as DIY PD (do-it-yourself professional development) – is empowering educators to utlize technology resources, digital media and community building to shape their own learning. It isn’t exclusive to teachers — classrooms around the world who are…

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The power of MOOCs

12 April, 2014 Education programsAccessibility, Advanced Placement, E-learning, Education, EdX, Harvard, Harvard University, Ivy League, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massive open online course, United States, United States Department of Justice, Yale UniversityAdd a Comment

Several years ago not everyone could follow the studies from Harvard or Yale, but thanks to the massive open online courses you only have to have the determination and to begin.

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Blended learning develops 21st century skills

12 March, 2014 Education programs21st Century Skills, Academic term, Active learning, Aditi, Blended learning, Classroom, Distance education, E-learning, Education, Educational technology, Industrial Revolution, Massive open online course, Online community, Teacher, WebQuestAdd a Comment

The pervasive use of computers and the Internet in daily activities has brought about cultural changes to society perhaps more profound than the changes made over a century ago with the Industrial Revolution. How people gather and share information, and the speed at which this is done, makes obsolete the classrooms of just 10 years…

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Online vs. traditional education

15 February, 2014 Education programsAcademic degree, Adaptive system, Billionaire, China, Chinese language, Consumer confidence, E-learning, Education, Governors Highway Safety Association, London, Massive open online course, Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Sue Lewis Robinson, Traditional education, Udemy, United StatesAdd a Comment

I hope you like the infographic showing the current trends of online education opposed to the traditional education. Trends clearly show the rise of popularity of online education and the percentage see an upward trend in the coming years.

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How to create e-learning project?

14 February, 2014 TrainingsAaron, Aberdeen, Adobe Connect, Advertising agency, Africa, Allen Interactions, Asia, Cammy, China, China IPR SME Helpdesk, Companies, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Egghead Software, GoAnimate, Learning, Learning management system, London, Massive open online course, Mastery, Midland and Scottish Railway, Seattle, Software as a service, Training and developmentAdd a Comment

If you wonder who can create the e-learning course for your needs and have a unique insight of your needs, you might want to check How to create an e-learning project?

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6 Signs that it’s time to go back to school

31 January, 2014 Educational experiences3D printing, Aaron Harber, Academic degree, American City Business Journals, British Columbia (city), Canada, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Florida, Florida's Natural Charity Classic, Lake Wales, Langley, Metropolitan State University of Denver, Satellite campus, School, Symetra Tour, United States, University of DenverAdd a Comment

Sometimes you don’t know the value of an education until you’ve been in the workforce for a while. There are a lot of people that are dissatisfied with their profession, but they can’t quite pinpoint the reason. It’s possible that you are feeling the itch to go back and get your next degree (or finish…

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The benefits of distance learning courses

29 January, 2014 Education programsBachelor's degree, Bangladesh, Chairman, children, Classroom, Developing country, Distance education, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Institutions, Internaut, Internet, Internet access, Morality, Pew Research Center, StudentAdd a Comment

What is distance learning? Online learning is the ideal method of study for a wide range of individuals, of all ages, who would like to gain a qualification. Distance learning has a number of advantages over the traditional learning environment. Distance learning allows students to study at a pace convenient to you. So what are…

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Online degree or traditional college courses?

20 January, 2014 Education programs529 plan, Academic degree, Academic term, Apple Inc., Associated Press, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Internet, Liberal Democrats, New York, Nick Clegg, online degree programs, Scottsdale Unified School District, Student, Tuition payments, United States, United States CongressAdd a Comment

It sounds heavenly: taking classes when you feel like it, submitting all your homework online, and staying home instead of braving the rush hour. But how do online degree programs and in-class programs stack up? Let’s take a look: