Books and articles for those interested in the expansion and improvement of online learning. A New Pedagogy Is Emerging... and Online Learning Is a Key C... Changes in society, student expectations, ...

What AI tools could we have had in 2025 but for some reason didn’t get? We’ll look at five obvious… ...

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Throughout the world, more than 65 open universities provide open and equal access to education. Students do not require any formal academic qualifications or credentials in order to be admitted. The ...

Achieving Economies and Quality As colleges and universities face increasing challenges around funding and cost-effectiveness, online learning is often brought forward as a possible cost saving ...

You can search the 54th edition of the Professional Development Opportunities in EdTech Education by Contact North | Contact Nord Research Associate, Clayton R. Wright (crwr77 at gmail .com), using ...

Teaching and Learning centres found in Ontario’s and Canada’s colleges and universities support their faculty and instructors by offering resources, tools, coaching, and training to help them enhance ...

This book has a focus on schools rather than colleges and universities, but the issues it addresses are the same: what will teaching and learning look like in the age of the intelligent (smart) ...

As generative AI becomes embedded in research, writing and classroom practices, students are increasingly rewarded for asking questions that are direct, efficient and easily answered by machines.

BJET is a primary source for academics and professionals in the fields of digital educational and training technology throughout the world. It publishes theoretical ...

How to use Zoom effectively to engage with and involve students in their learning; How to use Zoom, not just to deliver lectures or make one-way presentations to students, but to facilitate small ...

The ADDIE process is past its prime. It was developed long before Agile and other iterative processes that have introduced greater efficiencies in design and development, fostered more creativity, and ...