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Commitment – Be happy!

20 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAlbert Camus, Happiness, Inspirational, Jean-Paul Sartre, Organizations, Philosophy, Plague, World War IIAdd a Comment

As of today, why not made a personal commitment to be happy, in spite of what life hands over to…

Advance your career through further education

20 July, 2015 TrainingsCourse (education), Curriculum vitae, Distance Learning, Education, Employment, Institution, Open University, RésuméAdd a Comment

A great way to advance your career can often be through exploring a further education qualification. Moving from employment…

EdX: The future of online education is now

20 July, 2015 Educational experiencesCambridge, E-learning, Education, EdX, Harvard, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MITAdd a Comment

Harvard University and MIT transformational new partnership in online education Trough edX collaborate to enhance campus-based teaching and learning, by…

3 Tips to help you achieve academic success in college

20 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAcademic term, Class (computer programming), Class (education), College football, College Life, Colleges and Universities, Digital textbook, E-book, Education, Grade (education), Higher education, Iowa State University, Professor, Reynol Junco, Student, Texas A&M University–San Antonio, Time managementAdd a Comment

It takes a combination of time management, organization, prioritization, concentration and skill to achieve academic success in college. Most college…

3 important truths on adult education

20 July, 2015 Educational experiencesColleges and Universities, E-learning, Education, History, MOOC, Non-traditional student, Student, Time managementAdd a Comment

As an instructor at a private college, in spite of the fact that I have contact with the younger generation,…

Life changing technology in the next 5 years

20 July, 2015 Learning resourcesAfrica, Digital divide, Federal Communications Commission, IBM, Internet, Internet access, Internet of Things, Kinect, New York City, Renewable energy, Technology, Thomas Jefferson, United States, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, WebMD, White House, Wi-FiAdd a Comment

Will we be teleported, read other people’s minds, implant a chip instead or reading or something else in the next…

Class learning with BrainPOP

20 July, 2015 Learning resourcesAchievement gap in the United States, African American, Art, Avraham Kadar, BrainPOP, Common Core, Education, Elementary school, English as a second or foreign language, English language, English-language learner, Middle school, Student, Teacher, Technology, Tool (band), United StatesAdd a Comment

BrainPOP was founded in 1999, and ever since then it is used to create animated, curricular content that engages students,…

Income opportunities for writers – don’t quit your full time job

20 July, 2015 Educational experiencesArts, Book, Boston, E-book, Freelancer, Full-time, Publishing, Writers ResourcesAdd a Comment

Some writers like to make writing their own profession while others simply enjoy writing as a hobby. If you…

DreamBox: the future of learning math

20 July, 2015 Learning resourcesAdaptive learning, Common Core, Common Core State Standards Initiative, DreamBox, DreamBox Learning, Education, Educational technology, Individualized instruction, Mathematics, Teacher, WNCP-TVAdd a Comment

It is a well proven fact that students can succeed in math, no matter where they start, where they live,…

The next 25 years of the universities

20 July, 2015 Educational experiencesCalifornia Faculty Association, Education, Georgia Institute of Technology, Higher education, Pew Research Center, Richard DeMillo, Student, United StatesAdd a Comment

Two possible developments The development of most industries is rapidly changing with the development of the technology. In this direction…