Charles Darwin, teleported from 19th century Cambridge, could walk into any classroom at Harvard today and, without the slightest hesitation, walk straight to the lectern and lecture on evolution as if nothing hadn’t changed in 150 years. (To keep pace, however, Darwin would need to learn how to display imagesRead More →
Online courses allow students to learn anywhere and anytime, from a desk in a suit and tie to a bed with pajamas on. They allow flexibility that normal classes simply cannot provide. But with these advantages come the disadvantages. The technology involved in online courses varies by class and isRead More →
UNIVERSITY PARK, PA – The Penn State World Campus uses 360-degree video and virtual reality for the first time to enhance the educational experience of online learners. The technology was implemented into the curriculum of a graduate special education course during the summer semester at Penn State. Students can useRead More →
Amanda McFarland, student at BYU watching her teacher teach her class on her home computer rather than driving 30 minutes to campus to attend class, and she said she loved it. A recent study published in the American Journal of Surgery found that students preferred to incorporate technology into theirRead More →
Online instructors take a long time to create online courses that promote academic growth in their area of ​​content; However, they often ignore simple strategies for tailoring their courses to comply with ADA. The Americans with Disability Act (ADA) of 1990, section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, statesRead More →
If you need help starting a business or building your entrepreneurial skills, access free online courses from leading universities and industry experts. Here is a list of free online courses for entrepreneurs. There are courses on how to start a business and a variety of others to work on essentialRead More →