EdX

Home workplace organization for students

23 December, 2015 Educational experiencesE-learning, Education, EdX, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology College of Computing, Inside Higher Ed, Massive open online course, Master's degree, National Center for Education Statistics, The Wall Street Journal

The educational process takes a considerable amount of time. If it is high on your list, you might spend hours…

Reasons to consider MOOCs

8 November, 2015 Learning resourcesBoston University, Coursera, Courses Online, E-learning, Education, EdX, Harvard Business Review, Higher education, Internet, Learning, Massive open online course, MOOCs

Many high school students are now considering the option of taking MOOCs, which is an abbreviated form of Massive Open…

5 predictions on the e-learning evolution

18 August, 2015 Learning resourcesArtificial intelligence, Coursera, E-learning, EdX, Google, India, Massive open online course, Sebastian Thrun, Technology Review, Udacity

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Learning is on a path of change. The traditional learning methods that we are more acquainted with is…

5 Major advantages of online classes that you can’t ignore

31 July, 2015 Education programsAcademic degree, Ajay Kapur, Arizona State University, Coursera, Dennis Yang, Distance education, E-learning, Education, EdX, Getty Images, Massive open online course, Mean Streets, Student, Udemy, United States, Warner Bros.

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Most of the traditional educational institutes have been facing troubles in the form of course shortage and…

5 online education advantages

22 July, 2015 Educational experiencesAcademia, Advanced Placement, ALISON, Annual report, Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, Coursera, E-learning, Education, EdX, Executive director, Higher education, Horn, Innosight Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massive open online courseAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] A larger number of people is being involved in logging into massive open online courses (MOOCs) and following courses…

Future studies will be different from today

21 July, 2015 Educational experiencesCoursera, Daphne Koller, E-learning, Education, EdX, Google, Higher education, Massive open online course, PBS Newshour, Sebastian Thrun, The New York Times, UdacityAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] It is very much likely that the future students will be faced with an entirely different set of…

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…

Continuing education for adults over 50

14 October, 2014 Educational experiences3D printing, Academia, Berkeley, Chevron Phillips Chemical, E-learning, Education, EdX, Higher education, Massive open online course, Mike Rowe, Nonprofit organization, Recruitment, Student, United States, University of California

Embed from Getty Images It is said that in recent years, the number of students aged 40 to 64 has…

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…

Time management and online MBA

28 August, 2014 Education programsAcademic degree, Bachelor's degree, College football, E-learning, Education, EdX, Eric Lander, Harvard, Human resources, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massive open online course, MBA, MIT, Online MBA, The New York Times, WhatsAppAdd a Comment

Online MBA is one of the most successful examples of an e-learning course. However, we still remain a little skeptical…