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It is a well-known and accepted fact that videos improve the effectiveness of online learning. Videos engage the cognitive processes of learners and promote constructivist learning – where the learn 
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Promising access to the very best instruction from the world’s experts could be interesting. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero In 2010, renowned sports photographer Chase Jarvis partnered with Craig Swa...
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here is an ardent belief at creativeLIVE that creativity is the new literacy. It is one of the most desirable characteristics in any line of work – the ability to make, to create, and to solve problems in new, insightful ways.
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The best way to achieve an emotional design in eLearning is by paying attention to the three cognitive levels,— visceral, behavioral, and reflective.
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The best teachers from more than 90 countries are offering online lessons on ClassDo. Be a student : Reach out to teachers worldwide. Anytime, Anywhere. Be a teacher : Your own page. Set your own rates. Teach anything you like Via Nik Peachey
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July 19, 2014 3:24 AM
This is a free platform for delivering one to one classes online. 
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August 1, 2014 2:50 PM
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Teaching students is not always a matter of showing up for class, disseminating information and instructions, facilitating class discussions, and providing feedback. It is more about the instructional approach you take and its effectiveness when utilized.
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With ever-increasing opportunities for online learning, educators must find new ways to engage their students and create a sense of community in a virtual world. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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March 3, 2014 4:11 AM
These are interesting ideas, and I would add that by creating video and audio you are not only giving variety or learning experiences but you are also supporting those who need to work in a different way. 
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March 8, 2014 11:08 AM
A great list of suggestions, but overall and taking a look at #9, the key is connecting, building a relationship. Let's make sure we keep social-emotional learning (SEL) always in mind as a priority when we look to creating the education of tomorrow. 
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March 10, 2014 12:28 PM
Geared toward educational settings, but I believe these are good ideas for creating a sense of community in a corporate setting.
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Affordable Quality Writing is a Missouri-based company that offers professional writing services, career searching assistance, and resources for adult educators in online classroom facilitation.
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"Through the use of appreciative andragogy students' performance, motivation, and engagement in the class is likely to improve. Elements of appreciative inquiry were adapted as appreciative andragogy and implemented as an instructional strategy within an online classroom environment, within undergraduate and graduate online classrooms, as a means of having a positive influence on the students' motivation, engagement, and performance in the class"
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eLearning and Distance Learning news and headlines from around the web.
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Face-to-face discussion basically never happens in online courses. Here are five ways to start communicating whether you're a teacher or student.
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online participation - nothing new, but good to keep in mind
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This article reflects the use of social media in eLearning plus some tips on how social media can be used as learning platforms.
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Online learning can expand student (and staff) options, grow enrollment, and power blended learning. This inforgraphic previews the paper and the webinar “Online Learning: Myths, Reality & Prom...
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Remember feeling nervous before starting your first day on the job? You may have experienced butterflies in your stomach, had questions about expectations, or concerns about learning the rules and finding information. Students feel the same way with a new professor, regardless if the class is face-to-face or online. With technology, you can reduce new-class jitters and get your students on track for success.
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eLearning Industry is rapidly changing and there are numerous Learning Management System trends for 2014. At the following article you will find the Top 14 Learning Management Trends for 2014.
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From an instructor's perspective, there is a great deal of thought that goes into the creation of a new course in Moodle — everything from the template and color scheme to the best way to relay contact information. One of the most important considerations, however, might also be one of the most overlooked: How do you greet the students?
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really good article on the importance of starting an online course with a video introduction
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Active learning is a general term that describes an approach to teaching, rather than a specific methodology, which engages students in the learning process. There are a variety of strategies to promote this engagement such as group work, inquiry exercises, and brainstorming activities. All of these strategies share the common trait of shifting the responsibility for learning from the instructor to the student by encouraging the student to be an active participant in the exploration of learning objectives.
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Yes it is true! At the following article you will find over 1000 free eLearning resources for both new eLearning professionals and the experienced ones!
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Today's students don't need more technology; they don't need more PowerPoint and computer-based learning platforms. What they need are enthusiastic and talented and creative teachers and professors who see education not as a job but as a calling.
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interesting discussion - don't think that someone who has never taken a MOOC is qualified to pass judgement. There are good and bad F2F and online courses; the same for teachers; books, tech, etc., My last online course was the best course of any kind I have ever taken
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There are some tremendous benefits to online learning. From participation to motivation, there's a lot of ways it can help - and why it's worth considering.
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instructors often present the materials in many different formats, which helps a variety of learners. When the instructor puts a video, lecture notes, and slides online, the same information is there, but can speak to three different people in different ways
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There are 10 things that online teachers should unlearn before they take up teaching online. Online Education needs new and open thinkers for sustainability. Via Nik Peachey
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October 7, 2013 5:53 AM
This is a good article, timely for off-line teaching as well! 
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June 5, 2014 11:52 PM
Me encató este artículo de WizIQ blog sobre los hábitos que nos vemos obligados a modificar para ser capaces de tutorizar un aprendizaje elearning.
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Are you a company that considers developing an eLearning course to train your human resources? Would you be interested to know what are the most common mistakes in the development of an eLearning course?
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The following eLearning resources not only provide excellent, relevant and useful information on a variety of e-learning areas.
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Design thinking is a process. There is no straight line from point A to point B.
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