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Why should you look for a scholarship?

2 February, 2016 Learning resourcesAcademic term, Accra, ACT (test), Aoyama Gakuin University, Burlington, Career, College football, Education, Grade (education), High school, Higher education, International student, Scholarship, Student, Study abroad in the United States, Undergraduate education, VermontAdd a Comment

It is a common assumption among some students that scholarships are basically designed for those who have low budget or are in horrible need of some financial support. However, this is an absolutely wrong perception.

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Technology and children learning

1 February, 2016 Education programsAdobe Acrobat, Advanced Placement, Amazon.com, American Culinary Federation, Artificial intelligence, Australia Day, Computer Science, Education, Stanford University, United StatesAdd a Comment

Just a few years back, schools or institutions of learning gave a completely different picture. There was a lot of manual work involved and teachers would lose their breathing by trying to give out lectures after lectures. Today, it is completely different as we see the growth in technological world, providing extremely convenient assistance…

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5 strategies to improve your e-learning course

22 January, 2016 Learning resourcesBatting (cricket), Christmas, Designated driver, Driving Lessons, E-learning, Education, Game design, Greenwich Mean Time, Instructional design, Learning

If you’re about to design an e-learning course, you should definitely consider content chunking as a method for organizing course material and making a more efficient use of learner memory.

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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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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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Home workplace organization for students

23 December, 2015 Educational experiencesE-learning, Education, EdX, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology College of Computing, Inside Higher Ed, Massive open online course, Master's degree, National Center for Education Statistics, The Wall Street Journal

The educational process takes a considerable amount of time. If it is high on your list, you might spend hours learning materials, writing essays, doing research, and analyzing your studies. In short, being a successful student means making efforts.

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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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How to be an active participant in a class?

3 December, 2015 Learning resourcesActive learning, Applied behavior analysis, Autism spectrum, Boora Architects, Classroom, Education, Flip teaching, Student, Teacher, Vancouver

In order to be considered successful among all the classmates of your class, it is crucial to be an active participant in the classes.

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Invest in your teachers

1 December, 2015 TrainingsEducation, Professional development, teachers, workload

The education is the foundation of the nation. We have heard this so many time, but not really paid attention that much. Why does it matter? For one if you do not invest in the educators of the future generations, then the future might turn out to be as prosperous as one’s country might want.…

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Do we need to be interested in online education?

28 November, 2015 Learning resourcesAcademic degree, Acas, Adoption, E-learning, Education, High school, Internet, Massive open online course, United States

In an era of e-learning where it seems that more and more people become interested in gaining knowledge online, it can be of interest to see what are the statistics on online education trends over the past decade.