Tag: education

73% of the nation’s largest school districts are still educating students remotely this Fall. This means back to school shopping isn’t about that new backpack, but about buying bluetooth headphones, software, and computers to conn

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 first question an HVAC instructor might get is “what is a BAS?”

As a growing list of colleges and universities reverse course from their previous plans and opt for a fully-remote, online learning approach instead, the risk that many will approach the transition focused on survival over success

We’ve grown our staff and “we continue today doing a whole range of webinars to help [teachers] really navigate the improvement of learning” said Elgart.

As the pandemic continues to reshape education, new trends are emerging in the way we teach and learn.

Education is on everyone’s mind, as this fall’s back-to-school season looks different in every way due to the COVID-19 pandemic. AtlasIED’s Michael Peveler, Vice President of Sales, and Michael Yonks, Regional Sales Manager for Te

At the end of 2019, college presidents were asked what they saw as the greatest challenges for higher education in 2020 and the results are fascinating given the way the year has gone.

Higher education is facing an affordability crisis. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the majority of Americans believe that college is not affordable.

While everyone keeps talking about students in their worry about COVID slide and remote learning, no one is talking to them about it.

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

In this episode of Remote Possibilities, Garry VonMyhr discusses the changing attitudes towards refurbishing and maintaining tech for new remote learning environments.

In this episode, Robin Glenn explores how SEL concepts can be applied in today’s remote learning scenarios.

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

Marc Netka doesn’t mince his words. As CEO and Founder of STS Education, he is working through the current worldwide laptop shortage crisis but is not not happy about it.

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

On this episode, Kevin Hogan discusses the use of technology in pursuit of improved learning outcomes for students of all ages.

How can parents and teachers best support the educational needs of students, and what resources will that require?

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

In this episode, Nefertiti Dukes talks about how creation tools are more important than ever in a remote learning environment.

One way or another, back to school season is coming, but this fall is shaping up to be the start of a school year like no other. David Lopez, Senior Manager of Strategic Alliances at...

With the immediate, new-normal future of education still largely uncertain as the fall semester begins across the country, homeschooling is quickly becoming option No. 1 for many families.

Reading Horizons’ Stacy Hurst and Laura Axtell join host Daniel Litwin to outline how the company’s curriculum is helping shape the future of reading education.

In this episode, Brett talks about how his company responded to the incredible demand surge and the importance of supporting not only the students, but faculty and parents as well.

This week Carol Ribeiro addresses the big picture issues schools need to contemplate during this mass disruption.