Voices of eLearning

On this episode of Voices of eLearning, host J.W. Marshall explores the types of funding currently available for EdTech entrepreneurs.

The pandemic has had a tremendous impact on the way teachers engage with students, but also created a unique opportunity for teachers to leverage remote classrooms to improve teaching effectiveness.

WGU Labs invents, builds, and invests in EdTech solutions with startups, applying learning science, social psychology, and research

With a proprietary relationship-building technique called the 5-Star Approach, Tyler Small shows that creating meaningful relationships online is possible -- and even easy.

Manning and Johnson both agree that the biggest challenge educators face is taking an in-person class and redesigning it for virtual learning.

While most areas of our day to day lives have changed immensely during the pandemic, students in particular have had no choice but to adapt rapidly to new learning setups.

This week on the Voices of eLearning, Michael Roseman talks about the state of mental health in K-12 before and after COVID-19.

Zovio CEO Andrew Clark and host JW Marshall talk personalization at scale and powerful edtech solutions.

Bites Media’s Nick Farrell and Emily David join host JW Marshall for a discussion on how the company is getting the next generation of middle and high school students engaged with American news and democracy.

Panasonic’s Darryl Krall outlines how the company’s long history in education has prepared it to help educators and students thrive during this time of accelerated change.

HP’s Mike Belcher outlines his work at the intersection of education and technology and how the future of EdTech is taking shape.

Square32 Consulting’s Jennifer Stringer outlines how her experience in education and the pandemic have helped Square32 provide a roadmap for companies entering the education space.

On this special episode of the Voices of eLearning podcast, experts from around the industry lent their insights to questions from the show’s audience to deliver a look at the state of the rapidly shifting...

By 2025, the number of traditional high school graduates going to college will be less. How do they find more students? Working adult learners.

JW was joined by Ron Stefanski, Executive director of sales and marketing for Centric Learning, to talk about project-based learning and its future in a blended educational system.

A recent study found that 47% of children drop out of school because they don’t see the value of their education.

What are the key features to a successful online learning portal that will authentically help children reach critical benchmarks? “Voices of E-learning,” explores this question with guest Raj Valli, CEO of Thinkster. 

When it comes to the art of instructional education, Merrill’s first principles are the golden rules for success. They’re a sort of set of instructions for instructors, in a way.

“The problem with online learning, by and large, is the engagement levels aren’t where they need to be,” Kennard said.

In our increasingly digital world, education no longer only resides in a classroom. Anyone can learn almost anything they desire from any spot in the world.

On this episode of Voices of eLearning, JW Marshall explores how practical learning is necessary for every discipline, especially marketing.

Jim Huffman, CEO of GrowthHit and best-selling author of The Growth Marketer’s Playbook, joined Voices of eLearning to talk about leveraging thought leadership to craft a viable and impactful marketing strategy.

The Founder of Northpass joined the Voices of eLearning podcast to share his insights on the impact of corporate eLearning.

Tade Oyerinde joined the host of The Voices of eLearning, JW Marshall, to discuss online learning technology and the unbundling of traditional higher education.

This week on Voices of eLearning, Tony Wan of EdSurge poses the question, "Why can’t education also be entertainment?"