Digital learning has many benefits. It can make education more flexible, more accessible, and better suited to the lifestyle of the modern student. But what do the students themselves make of it? Is digital learning working as well in practice as it does in theory? Or are students missing out on elements of their education […]
Our recent annual study of student reading habits found that digital reading doubled in 2020, but will the trend continue, or…
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Read MoreIn a recent op-ed about online proctoring, ProctorU CEO Scott McFarland made some concerning claims about how he feels proctoring online…
Read MoreThere are a lot of great ways to learn a new language. Attending a class is a popular method. But mobile…
Read MoreBack in the 1990’s, researchers Fleming & Mills thought they were onto something big: they recommended that we customize instruction based…
Read MoreA recent survey done by the Association on Higher Education and Disability found that children living with disabilities had more trouble learning…
Read MoreAt CES this year, the Japanese device manufacturer Wacom announced its digital pen tablet had gained full compatibility with Google OS…
Read MoreLearning institutions have been looking for ways through which they can deliver high-quality education that is optimized to meet each students’…
Read MoreDo you find yourself dreading the alarm ringing on a Monday morning? Perhaps you begrudge working late some nights when you…
Read MoreProctoring online exams or tests is essential. By that I do not mean it is important or simply a good idea.…
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