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Critical pedagogy aims to deeply question our epistemological assumptions—about teaching, about education, about power, about expertise—and while this can be exhilarating, it is almost never a picnic.
Blogging is one of the oldest marketing tools on the Internet—and still one of the best. Here are seven reasons to make it a priority.
Is there a difference between learning and development? I ruminated over this question for a number of years as a Learning & Development professional, but without much progress. I could never draw a clear line between the two, so I considered the "D" in "L&D" to be a simple tautology. That was until a colleague…
Mirjam Neelen & Paul A. Kirschner Recently, we blogged about ‘lifelong learning’ and while doing research for it, we regularly ran into the term ‘heutagogy’. It also caught our attention because it had frequently popped up on social media in the last couple of years. Initially, we thought it was similar to ‘self-directed learning’ (which…
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You have the e-learning software, but you haven't built a lot of courses. Knowing where and how to start can be a bit daunting. Let's review a few key items.
I know I've harped on styles recently, but a recent comment about being not used to reflowable text thinking brought it again to mind.
People conduct research to gain new knowledge or deeper understandings of a topic they are passionate about. Traditionally, educational research is conducted by university-level researchers or other professionals who are outsiders in K-12 school settings. Traditional educational research is usually a top-down approach to develop theory. Action Research Positions Teachers as Experts and Researchers In […]
In this blog, Ethan Edwards shares the first pillar to transformative e-learning: Context. Learn more about CCAF and instructional design methodologies.
This week's challenge asked course designers to share examples of how text-to-speech is used in e-learning. Examples include: labeled graphics, storytelling, soundboards, math games, and much more!
In this article, we’ll talk about the top 5 LMS reports that you need to track learner engagement, progress, performance, & measure the training effectiveness.
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There's a lot that goes into building an e-learning course and many who can help. If you don't have access to the people, the role they play still exists.
It goes without saying that schools, educators and students have confronted a number of instructional hurdles this past year. But will the forced adoption of online learning accelerate innovation in K-12 education and its transformation toward more student-centered learning? Results from a nationally representative survey research project I led in partnership with Bay View Analytics […]
There are many things I miss about my pre-pandemic life. Attending school in person is not one of them. I’m a very motivated high school student. I like school. But switching to online learning has…
Episode 1 – Amit Garg speaks with Sam Taylor As part of our Go Beyond campaign on Microlearning, we are having conversations with learning leaders on their experiences with microlearning. On …
Think of a time you received a compliment from a stranger, an acquaintance, or someone you know well. What was your reaction, and how long did it last? Did it give you a jolt of pride that…
Video player VLC is one of the world's most popular open-source projects. But when students of a French university started to work on it in the '90s, all they really wanted to do was play Duke Nukem 3D. Software developed for VLC is being used to power some of the world's largest streaming services, many using a VLC media player.
Google announced a pallet full of changes to its education offerings, including a renaming of its education bundle of productivity applications and a limit to free storage for schools and colleges.
The Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) lets you easily plug-and-play a wide variety of external tools, content and activities available online into your LMS. When planning and creating your online courses, you may sometimes come across an online resource or tool that you know would be a perfect
Should your content be short, long, or somewhere in between? A top editorial leader at the Content Marketing Institute says that what matters is whether it’s helping your readers.
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