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Wondering which eLearning specialties are on the rise? Check this article to find out 7 eLearning Specialties that can lead to long term success. 
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Expeditions, a field-trip simulation program, will be offered free to schools as Google works to further develop virtual-reality technology.
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Meet modern learners’ needs by watching inspiring Ted lectures from learning professionals all over the world.
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In this final microlearning miniseries blog, I will share 5 examples I found that demonstrate good microlearning design based on characteristics I posted in my last blog.
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Eval califica exámenes con tu celular o tablet
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Si eres estudiante de Medicina y Anatomía, entonces no puedes perderte esta recopilación de 7 páginas educativas para seguir aprendiendo. ¡Manos a la obra!
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Getting students to prepare for class by doing the assigned readings is an age-old issue. Here are three field-tested ideas for motivating students.
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At the 2015 NUTN conference, John S. Daniel delivers a keynote on blended learning and how colleges can improve it.
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Stephen's Web, the home page of Stephen Downes, with news and information on e-learning, new media, instructional technology, educational design, and related subjects
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10 Principles of Proficiency-Based Learning
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What are the best ways to teach and learn mathematics?
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The process of creating and publishing videos can be a great way to get students excited about researching, storytelling, and sharing their work with an audience. For teachers who have never facilitated video creation projects in their classrooms, choosing the right style of video and the right tools can be a bit confusing at first. To help bring clarity to the styles and tools, I have a rather simple outline that I use in my video creation workshops. That outline with suggested tools for creating videos in each style is included in the PDF embedded below. You can download the PDF here.
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With the rise of eLearning a lot of people turn to becoming instructional designers, but what really makes a successful instructional designer?
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iNACOL Blended Learning Teacher Competency Framework - iNACOL http://t.co/658xJqjBRj
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Una nueva oportunidad de afianzar nuestros conocimientos en diferentes temáticas con las propuestas de más de 100 instituciones educativas de todo el mundo.
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Although creating Multimedia Content for Online Courses may look straightforward, some important Multimedia Principles need to be taken into consideration.
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Designer and data visualization expert Manuel Lima has been watching with interest as the network has emerged as a powerful way to visualize many of the things going on in the world around us. Here... Via Cristóbal Suárez
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College students still prefer laptops as their primary learning device, though they also expect tablets to play an increasingly larger role in academics.
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With the app Snip, flipped educators can create video tutorials a la Khan in no time flat.
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Facebook permite publicar videos de 360 grados
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In 2006, California passed a law requiring schools that accept technology funding to educate students about copyright, plagiarism, and the basics of Internet safety. Other states have since considered similar laws. We saw this as an opportunity to help teach students their rights and responsibilities when using technology. But when we surveyed existing digital education resources related to copyright, we were dismayed to find that much of the available material relied on inaccurate generalizations about technology and law. Rather than presenting unbiased facts and encouraging inquiry, the materials focused on drilling students on the prohibitions of copyright. As avid users of technology ourselves, we could not stand by and let this educational opportunity become an excuse to scare young people away from making full and fair use of the digital technologies that will continue to affect virtually every aspect of their lives. We decided to fill in the gap by developing an honest, accurate, and balanced curriculum that would help students understand and exercise their digital rights and responsibilities. Working with educators from around the country, we aimed to design a fun and flexible plan that would not just provide information, but also help foster basic skills in research, writing, and critical thinking.
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