Since the advent of online learning and other forces currently shaping U.S. education, learners have been able to pursue multiple avenues towards a high school degree. If a learner fails or does not complete a certain course, there is a good chance their high school will let them recover the lost credit. Instead of staying […]
Since the advent of online learning and other forces currently shaping U.S. education, learners have been able to pursue multiple avenues…
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Read MoreAlthough the current administration in Washington continues to enthusiastically embrace online learning, in 2019, online learning may face heightened scrutiny. In…
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Read MoreOver the past year, eLearning Inside has interviewed dozens of founders, investors, and researchers in the edtech sector. As we look forward…
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Read MoreMillions of people around the world are already using Duolingo. While it works well enough and offers instruction in many different…
Read MoreOn Tuesday, Microsoft announced that they would be expanding their Airband initiative which seeks to deliver broadband internet to rural populations…
Read MoreAll signs indicate that eLearning is well positioned to have another strong year in 2019. If the future of eLearning once…
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