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[ad_1] In September 2020, a Harvard Business Review article suggested that a shift to a digital learning environment was long overdue, and the pandemic had enabled American schools to take this step. The following year, The Guardian spoke about e-learning and how it was set to make education more accessible to younger people. What I …

[ad_1] When we travel across the country by road, we see how much we benefit from investments in infrastructure. Road travel has become an enjoyable experience due to the extensive network of well-maintained highways that connect the country. This feat enabled trade, encouraged tourism, boosted the automotive market, and created livelihood opportunities in remote villages …

[ad_1] Many critics, in my opinion, misread Robert Ubell’s new book, Stay on the line. It has been widely treated as a compendium of practical advice on how colleges and universities can successfully embrace online learning. Ubell, a pioneer in online program development at New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering and Stevens Institute of …

[ad_1] Online lessons have been painful for all students around the world, but it has been even more problematic for kindergarten children and, of course, their families and teachers. A five year old child sitting in front of her computer screen during school hours and crying in frustration has been a daily scenario in most …

[ad_1] Ninety-three percent of households with school-aged children reported using online resources or online schooling during the first stage of the pandemic, according to a US Census Bureau survey in the summer 2020. How did these families deal with the stress of schooling that arose outside of school? Is the sacrifice of relative ease that …

[ad_1] The pandemic has, among a plethora of other things, disrupted learning and teaching practices and procedures at all levels across the world. Such disruption, however, significantly boosted the online education market, which showed an exceptional growth rate. Covid-19 and the resulting lockdown have forced schools, colleges and universities to halt all regular face-to-face educational …

[ad_1] Another foreseeable trend is linked to the introduction of the national education policy which focuses on experiential learning and skill building. A famous quote from John Dewey fits perfectly in this context “If we teach like we taught yesterday, we are depriving our children of tomorrow”. This quote rightly describes the current context of …

[ad_1] Covid-19 has caused destruction and devastation around the world in a way no one could have anticipated. The world somehow has stopped. Life as we knew it has changed. And this change has become the new constant. Educational institutions have embraced online education. The start of this change was rather very appealing to the …

[ad_1] PUNE: A total of 13,642 students out of 88,359 enrolled in pre-primary to Std VIII in Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) schools do not have access to online education, according to data shared by the PMC’s education department. The civic organization said these students were receiving education through worksheets and voice calls, but 3,698 students …

[ad_1] Are online courses effective in established private schools? Representative image: Studioroman / Canva In Part 1 of this series, we found that online education in public schools is largely limited to WhatsApp messages and many kids cannot even access them. On the other end of the spectrum are well-established, high-end private schools that have …

[ad_1] MONTCLAIR, NJ, August 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Today, The smash-cut, the digital learning platform and content studio designed to develop collaborative online education for the visual and media arts announced it has raised $ 7 million in Series A funding from Pearson Ventures. Pearson Ventures invests in companies creating new market opportunities using …

[ad_1] A few years ago, no one imagined that leaving home would become a luxury. As everyone lived in their bubble, a virus changed the storyline around the world. Today, students take classes, take exams, and even graduate sitting on the couch. It may sound like a dream, but in reality this phase is a …

[ad_1] A few years ago, no one imagined that leaving home would become a luxury. As everyone lived in their bubble, a virus changed the scenario around the world. Today, students take classes, take exams, and even graduate sitting on the couch. It may sound like a dream, but in reality this phase is a …

[ad_1] Educational inequality already exists in many forms in the country. The recent push for online learning in schools raises other questions. If out of nearly 320 million students, only fifteen and twenty percent benefit from online courses, then what should be done? Access to technology to only a privileged few creates a new power …