Writing about Life in the digital age

Everyone involved in teaching and learning online should learn to recognize the signs of digital fatigue early on, to reverse its consequences and limit its damage

Micro-learning is bite-sized, individualized training elements that can be retrieved anywhere. Learners can digest the information when they need it.

Why the flipped classroom model is particularly helpful for medical students for its ability to enhance training.

Online classes are becoming more prominent in this digital age because they are so convenient

"Modern tools for eCourse production and LMS delivery platforms provide a plethora of data that can have an invaluable influence on a publisher’s product line. Consumer product companies have long been monitoring such streams of data; now, leveraging Big Data has also found its place in digital publishing. Big Data analysis should be publisher’s day-to-day work, as it allows for multiple small-scale case studies leading to constant improvement. This is a chance to understand users and properly meet their needs and expectations."

"eLearning has become an important part of our educational system and has changed the way we view teaching as a whole. With technology advancing with each passing day, soon we might be able to provide a form of free education to everyone in the world, regardless of class or financial stability."

Thoughtful planning and support, and ongoing relevant PD, are key to the success or stagnation of their blended learning efforts.

Only 1 in 10 institutions let their professors maintain sole ownership over their online courses. 41% allowed for joint ownership and about a third of universities claimed outright possession.