Distance Learning Reviews

As online courses have become more common there has been a concern about whether web-based HAZWOPER training provides adequate instruction in the use of PPE. Are your workers getting the instruction they need from online courses?  Read More →

Learning how to teach online is a dicey proposition. There is a world of information available out there, and no reliable directory to steer you in the right direction. What it essentially boils down to is the fact that you simply have to trust your good judgment and instincts to sort through the vast resources available, and more specifically pinpoint resources that work well for your individual learning style.  Read More →

This article provides online educational video Guide.Top ten websites for instructional and learning videos.  Read More →

While the US economy slows, individuals need to start planning for ways to protect their current jobs as well as planning for the future. Hard times like these can also present opportunities for growth and development. Online degrees, online schools and online programs are more accessible than ever and make it easier for individuals to beef up on their credentials.  Read More →

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, people who have their bachelor’s degrees have an average salary of $51,206 per year, while those who have just a high school degree average $27,915 per year. That’s a difference of about $24,000 per year, and about $1 million over a lifetime. People who have their Master’s degrees make an average of $74,602 per year, which is a difference of almost $47,000 per year... 

E-learning 2.0 is the term used to describe the e-learning based on web 2.0. It ensures that not only educators but students also play an active role in developing an e-learning module. It allows students to create and share content, collaborate with the peers to develop a e-learning community. E-learning 2.0 is based on the interactive technology. It utilizes various tools like content management, collaboration, search,...