Let’s look beyond the mask. Homeschool parents and students must look with no small surprise at the problems faced by traditional schools. Because homeschool families require minimal changes to their routine, classroom teachers strive to find the balance between in-person and online learning. Of course, some change is inevitable, even for homeschoolers. Football games are … Read more
When I meet with clients to discuss training options, they usually assume they only have two options: eLearning or in-person classes. This misconception is common simply because most companies have historically only been presented with these two options. But I quickly tell them that there is a third option: blended learning. Blended learning is not … Read more
With the internet becoming such a pervasive part of life, it’s no wonder it’s increasingly becoming a part of the educational experience. This article focuses on the evolution of online learning, the factors to consider when developing an online course, the reasons for creating an online learning environment, the different types of online learning, and … Read more
It has now been over a year since face-to-face classes were suspended and completely discontinued when the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2019. The learners were not allowed to go outside and had to continue their studies online or in modular mode in the following school year. With no one predicting the impact of the … Read more
When the Learning Management System (LMS) was first created, its primary role was administration. Most business organizations required a system to deliver training that enables and continuously tracks learning. The e-learning services used to develop the LMS were also underdeveloped – all they could do was create a delivery and recording platform. But modern LMS … Read more
With today’s trend of online learning, apps are plentiful. Yes, with the right balance of time discussing the topic of the day, teaching/learning engagements become fun and easy. Here are tips on how to make the most of your time in a specific subject, e.g. B. English Reading Lessons. 1. Playstore has many reading apps … Read more
E-learning technology has been changing the global education sector for quite some time. With so many different tools and mediums available, education through e-learning has become so much more accessible and convenient for students. Such e-learning technologies have also penetrated the Pakistani education sector. But there’s a lot more potential for growth. One of the … Read more
At the heart of education is student learning. The librarian’s responsibility is to develop knowledge in such a way that learning becomes more enduringly meaningful, enduringly meaningful, and personally satisfying. Perhaps much of what the students learn will wear out or become outdated. But the information skills learned in libraries remain functional indefinitely or for … Read more
In this post, I explore what DevOps is and why The Bbest career for beginners. In DevOps, the first are main processes • Quantification • Cooperation • Automation Understanding DevOps is easier than you think I will try to explain 4 simple strategies for DevOps beginners 1. What is DevOps? 2. DevOps Requirements 3. DevOps: … Read more
The term “blended learning” indicates that different training methods are integrated in order to achieve the highest learning success and maximum retention. In the past, the only form of training was face-to-face. With the advent of technology, online training, gamification, e-learning, and microlearning, face-to-face training became less important. However, the companies found very quickly that … Read more