With AI, E-Learning Becomes Easier And Faster Learning new things has never been this easy, thanks to e-learning. This form of education is getting more and more popular because it is cheaper and more accessible. There’s one more thing that will make e-learning better in disseminating knowledge – AI or artificial intelligence. Learning new things
Face-to-face learning: Old hat or the future? If asked, trainers and HR departments will readily concede that if the objective is to convey information and develop skills, and ensure the objectives of the course have been met then if possible, face-to-face is the preferred delivery method. If asked, trainers and HR departments will readily concede
Responsive design and smart eLearning authoring – eLearning “We are a nation of multi-screeners.” – ‘The New Multi-Screen World Study’, 2012 What Google learned about American consumers in 2012 is true for most of the connected world today.1 Computer, smartphone, tablet, or TV – we’re spending a lot of time in front of one or
The Benefits of E-Learning For Employee Training and Development The National Research Business Institute found that 23 percent of the reason that employees leave their place of employment is due to the lack of development opportunities and training. This obviously affects the costs associated with losing talent, productivity, and recruitment expenses. The National Research Business
Education Through Video Conferencing Is the Obvious Next Step in a Telecommuting World The modern office is rapidly changing into a flexible workplace where employees are free to put in their hours from whichever location is convenient (hence the rise of hot desking). So, it stands to reason that college campuses are starting to put
ATCorp Set to Release CYRIN – the Next Generation Online Cyber Security Training Platform – Press Release – Digital Journal Architecture Technology Corporation (ATCorp) will formally launch CYRIN, an online, always available cybersecurity training platform, on March 19. The service will start with 22 completed and tested exercises (including a free exercise) with another 17
EdTech is having a renaissance, powered by the emerging world So-called ‘EdTech’ has seen many false dawns over the years. After being lauded as the teaching platforms of the future, most MOOCs (Massive Open Online Course platforms) have not quite lived up to the superlatives made for them, and the sector has had trouble coming
Educause’s 2017 ECAR Study of Undergraduate Students There were no major surprises in Educause’s 2017 ECAR Study of Undergraduate Students and Information Technology. For four years running, the number of students preferring a blended learning environment that includes “some to mostly online components” has increased and those preferring a face-to-face only learning environment has continued
Is e-learning replacing face-to-face training? Samantha Caine, client services director at Business Linked Teams, says the future is in a blended approach Samantha Caine, client services director at Business Linked Teams, says the future is in a blended approach The question of whether e-learning is replacing face-to-face training is one of the burning questions of
The creative disruption of higher ed Calling itself a university for working adults, the for-profit University of Phoenix offers a range of bachelor, masters and doctoral courses. Students can study online and attend local learning centres to interact with contract tutors. New classes start every five weeks, so there is no need for students to