Monthly Archives: July 2007

As e-learning is spreading throughout the fields of higher education and corporate training, the concept of voluntary certifications for online instructors is beginning to catch on.  Learning Resources Network (LERN), an international nonprofit organization that serves institutions and businesses that … Continue reading →

For a number of us, the option of physically attending a traditional school campus is not feasible; this is one of the many reasons why enrolling in a distance learning online school may be ideal for those of us who … Continue reading →

A career in early childhood education can be extremely rewarding and fulfilling for anyone. Early childhood education is the approach of teaching children between birth and the age of six or seven. The focus of education during this period is … Continue reading →

Concentration, especially when studying on a computer screen requires a different use of the mind and your eyes. Normally we read by scanning across pages but, when browsing or studying on-line your reading will require a more deliberate and careful … Continue reading →

What are your biggest issues with the results you are getting with your current training program? If we wanted to list them out… the list could be long. But chances are… many of them could potentially fall into three groups: … Continue reading →

There are several hundred e-Learning tools out in the marketplace today. Selecting the proper course-authoring tool for developing your company’s online training content is no small undertaking. Today we are going to look at some solid strategies to help you … Continue reading →

E-learning has its own merit and is totally a novel concept of learning. As it is said since ages that good teaching can be done anywhere and through any means. No tags for this post. Related posts No related posts.

University of Phoenix: Paving the Way for Online Higher Education Since its inception in the early 1970’s, the University of Phoenix has stood for higher education that works for non-traditional adult learners. In the late 1980’s University of Phoenix became … Continue reading →

Here’s a common story. Ellen C. dropped out of high school in the tenth grade. She’s tired of low paying jobs and wants to enroll in nursing school but needs to obtain her high school diploma or the equivalent, the … Continue reading →