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The challenge of online learning vs classroom learning?

20 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAvian influenza, China, Classroom, Education, Office Space, United States, Weight loss, WeightismAdd a Comment

If you would like to see the pros and cons of learning in an actual and a virtual classroom go through this infographic and leave your comments. We would like to hear them.

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Are we wired for mobile learning?

19 July, 2015 Learning toolsChina, Distance Learning, Education, Human chorionic gonadotropin, Methods and Theories, Modesty panel, Online Teaching and Learning, Weight lossAdd a Comment

Explore more infographics like this one on the web’s largest information design community – Visually. https://visual.ly/embeder/embed.js You can read more at m-learning

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Are you online learner type?

13 September, 2014 Learning toolsAccess course, ALISON, Ashford University, Cancún, China, Coursera, E-learning, Education, EdX, Massive open online course, Master's degree, MBA, Microsoft, National Weather Service, Saqlain Mushtaq, Tim Berry, Udemy

If you are still considering taking online course or getting a degree, here are some of the most important points that you should consider deciding. It is important that you determine whether you are online learner type of person, so that you can make use of the online available resources. Have a look and let…

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Social media in education

11 July, 2014 Learning resourcesBrand, China, Chinese language, Content marketing, Corporate social media, Corporation, Customer service, Education, Marketing, Small business, Social mediaAdd a Comment

Have a look at the pros and cons in using social media in education and let us know whether you agree with them, have something to add or have a comment we should consider. Find more education infographics on e-Learning Infographics //pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});

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Teach with Twitter !

26 April, 2014 Learning resourcesChina, CTIA – The Wireless Association, E-learning, Education, Fairness Doctrine, Federal Communications Commission, Google, Infographic, Information design, Internet, Internet censorship, Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China, Mandarin, Mobile app, Net NeutralityAdd a Comment

Teachers and students are turning to social media to help inform their learning. This movement – often referred to as DIY PD (do-it-yourself professional development) – is empowering educators to utlize technology resources, digital media and community building to shape their own learning. It isn’t exclusive to teachers — classrooms around the world who are…

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How to get to college?

16 April, 2014 Educational experiencesBangladesh, Canada, Central European Time, China, Chinese language, Colleges and Universities, Education, For-profit education, Grade (education), High school, Student, United States, University and college admission, University of California Education Abroad Program, University of PhoenixAdd a Comment

Undoubtedly, one of the most dreadful tasks for every student is to take admission in a reputable university in order to complete in pursuit of their higher education.

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Online vs. traditional education

15 February, 2014 Education programsAcademic degree, Adaptive system, Billionaire, China, Chinese language, Consumer confidence, E-learning, Education, Governors Highway Safety Association, London, Massive open online course, Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Sue Lewis Robinson, Traditional education, Udemy, United StatesAdd a Comment

I hope you like the infographic showing the current trends of online education opposed to the traditional education. Trends clearly show the rise of popularity of online education and the percentage see an upward trend in the coming years.

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How to create e-learning project?

14 February, 2014 TrainingsAaron, Aberdeen, Adobe Connect, Advertising agency, Africa, Allen Interactions, Asia, Cammy, China, China IPR SME Helpdesk, Companies, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Egghead Software, GoAnimate, Learning, Learning management system, London, Massive open online course, Mastery, Midland and Scottish Railway, Seattle, Software as a service, Training and developmentAdd a Comment

If you wonder who can create the e-learning course for your needs and have a unique insight of your needs, you might want to check How to create an e-learning project?

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Tax preparation software for companies

22 January, 2014 Learning tools4G, African American, Alibaba, Apple Inc., Argos, China, Globalization, Internal Revenue Service, Market share, Rebecca Peterson, Tax, Tax compliance software, Tax preparation, TurboTax, United StatesAdd a Comment

The task of tax preparation is both tedious and time consuming. For this reason, many people employ services of task preparation companies that take care of all the tasks of filing and calculating requirements of an individual or company. However, this comes with a cost and in some intricate cases with a considerable cost. Customers…

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Gates Foundation in education

5 January, 2014 Learning resourcesBig Tobacco, Bilderberg Group, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Bill Gates, Bo'ao, Charitable trust, Charter school, China, Common Core (organization), Education, Grants, Professional development, Research, Teacher, Teacher education, United StatesAdd a Comment

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has focused on teacher quality as a key dimension of its recent grantmaking strategy. The Foundation supports education and heath projects worldwide. Here is a more detailed presentation of the number of grants they have funded: Teacher-related spending: 67 Grants : total: $78,938,413 1. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: aid for improved…