Day: January 5, 2021

We live in an unprecedented time with higher education being disrupted, as traditional classes are being moved online, at least for the time being. Whether or not this will continue

Online educators have been implementing the work-at-home model long before there was the 2020 crisis. Some referred to it as “teaching in your pajamas” – because of the nature of

The shift to virtual learning which occurred in 2020 may have changed higher education in a profound manner, even after the crisis that caused the transition to occur is finally

We are all aware that today, most children are so much more interested in watching television for hours, playing video games throughout the night, and gossiping on the Internet than

Welcome to the new normal, teaching adult students from a laptop or computer. Or at least this is what many instructors are beginning to experience. Yet there is a segment

Qedem J. Nesher is the author of the book Elemental School. Elemental School is a story before our earth was made, even the entire universe. So it must be a

Do you feel adequately prepared to teach as an online instructor? Are you easily accessible and available for your learners? Do learners perceive you as being visible and uniquely identifiable

Because we are in the middle of a pandemic, parents will have to take on more of the responsibility to ensure that their children get a quality education. Many schools

Let’s say you have boring, but important, content. It’s dry and not inherently interesting… and there’s a lot of it. You try to make something fun, but it immediately dissolves

It’s great when you’re a learning and development specialist, plus a specialist in the topic of the course. But sometimes you need expert assistance. Maybe to develop the course, maybe