Many people assume that eLearning is automatically a bit impersonal. When classes are taught through online forums and video conferencing, there’s a kind of distance between the instructors and students, particularly a physical one.  However, eLearning doesn’t inherently lack...

As the COVID-19 pandemic led to school closures, online learning was thrust into the spotlight. Many students were suddenly transitioning to remote coursework, an experience that was jarring for many and fraught with challenges for some.

The COVID-19 pandemic led many college campuses to shutter their doors unexpectedly in the spring of 2020. In the majority of cases, the institutions shifted their courses online, allowing students to continue working toward their education without having to...

Both synchronous or asynchronous have their own benefits and drawbacks. If you want to know which one you should use, here are some points to consider.

Due to the radical shift, colleges and universities have to boost their online offerings. This has caused the demand for instruction designers to rise rapidly. If you are wondering exactly what spurred the skyrocketing demand, here’s what you need...

As the coronavirus spread, colleges and universities all across the globe closed their campuses. In-person classes were almost universally canceled, leaving many students initially in the lurch. Almost immediately, the schools focused on adapting. Many institutions that had robust...