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Exercise your mind with e-learning

22 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAcademic degree, Anglia Ruskin University, Arizona State University, Asia, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, China, Directories, Distance education, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, eLearning, Institutions, Internet, Learning, Massive open online course, Student, United StatesAdd a Comment

Every New Year, we are given a clean slate upon which to draw a brand new future. With the New Year’s resolution to exercise your body, it is the right time to consider exercising your mind. Now is the perfect time to continue your education! Of course the big question is, how do you fit it into…

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The future of e-learning

22 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAcademic degree, Acas, ADDIE Model, Adobe Acrobat, CSS, Data Formats, Distance education, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, eLearning, Income tax, Information graphics, Internet, Learning, Student, Style SheetsAdd a Comment

We can hardly predict the future events with accuracy, but in e-learning we have several guiding principles that can show the realistic development scenarios of online education trends. Have a look at the overview below and leave your comments: [responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] The Future of E-Learning infographic https://visual.ly/embeder/embed.js

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1.4 billion students on Earth

22 July, 2015 TrainingsDistance education, E-learning, Education, High school, Higher education, Microsoft, Student, United StatesAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] According to the recent Microsoft survey there are 1.4 billion students on planet Earth out of which 1.23 billion go in pre-k to high school and 170 million attend higher education. On a global level there are 65.2 million educators – 9.2 million in higher education and 56 million in pre-k to high school. For having…

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Free – of – charge online university studies

22 July, 2015 Education programsComputer Science, Distance education, E-learning, Education, iTunes U, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Online degree, Social ScienceAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] One of the benefits that Internet offers is the limitless way of using the educational resources online. In this direction, the distance learning is overtaking the status of marginal, to very frequently used manner of gaining new skills and obtaining online degrees.

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What do distance learning institutions need to improve further?

22 July, 2015 Educational experiencesDirectories, Distance education, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Higher education accreditation, Institutions, Knowledge, Learning, Social group, StudentAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] It goes without saying that online education is the future of gaining all the needed knowledge, for every nationality, every social group of people and for everyone’s budget. The benefits from distance learning are well known: ease of access, time stretch studies upon one’s needs, low or no fees, convenience of learning everywhere and at…

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Distance learning opinions

21 July, 2015 Education programsDirectories, Distance education, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, Institutions, Student, Theory and ResearchAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Here are some very interesting articles about latest online education developments, opinions about experts in online educations and practitioners of distance learning: Recent changes in education system

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Get an online college education now!

21 July, 2015 Education programsAcademic degree, Capella University, Distance education, Distance Learning, E-learning, Education, eLearning, Institutions, Liberty University, University of Phoenix, Walden University, Walden University (Minnesota)Add a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] The new revolution in education has been taking place in the last 20 years. This process has been intensified with the massive utilization of Internet, even though its beginnings are also interesting overview.(Short history of distance learning) The distance learning offers the possibility to be able to turn back the clock, so to…

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Tricks and tips on how to get good grades in College

21 July, 2015 QuotesAssociated Press, California, Campus, Campus police, College football, College Life, Colleges and Universities, Distance education, District attorney, E-learning, Education, Los Angeles, Los Angeles City Attorney, Sexual assault, Student, Study group, Study skills, UCLA Bruins, UCLA Bruins football, University of CaliforniaAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Acquiring a college education is a goal that countless individuals hope to achieve. However, the idea of selecting a school, choosing a major and charting a course for ultimate success can seem like a series of insurmountable challenges. Fortunately, the tips that follow below offer a framework for getting the entire process underway.

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Tips to search and compare online colleges

21 July, 2015 Education programsAcademic degree, College, Colleges and Universities, Distance education, E-learning, Education, eLearning, Student, United States, ZaraAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] When a student looks for an online college to get a degree or masters, he or she needs to look at different aspects of the colleges that are important before joining a particular programme. Sometimes joining the first online college that you find may result in not getting a proper degree, being…

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The truth about argumentation

21 July, 2015 Educational experiencesArgument, Argumentation theory, Audience, Distance education, God, Granny Smith, Higher education, Learning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MOOC, Online degree, Proposition, Reason, Scientific method, StudentAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Argumentation is commonly associated with debate and its using does not require being adversarial. When trying to persuade, your first thought might be to avoid it. The kind of argument being discussed here is not bickering or being obnoxious or even debate, therefore do not think of it as attacking the opposing point…