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October 31, 2024

AI Detector Tools: Revolutionizing Content Authenticity in the Digital Age

By Guest Author
7 Min read
31October

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has profoundly impacted industries across the globe, particularly in content creation, research, and media. With AI’s ability to generate text, images, and even entire videos, the line between human-created and AI-generated content has begun to blur. This shift has given rise to a critical need for AI detector tools—software solutions designed to...

September 4, 2024

The Importance of LMS in Facilitating Learning Transfer

By Guest Author
4 Min read
04September

Learning transfer involves applying knowledge or skills gained during a learning experience to varied situations. It plays a crucial role in training programs, as without learning transfer, individuals may find it challenging to apply their newly acquired knowledge in real-world contexts. Basically, it is the practical application of skills learned from an online training program.  A...

August 9, 2024

The Graduate’s Guide to Careers in Academia

By Guest Author
5 Min read
09August

If you are a recent graduate, a career path in academia can be an exciting option when it comes to figuring out your next move. With multiple paths to take, it can be challenging to pick what’s right for you,  particularly given the tricky landscape of academic careers, which require ample dedication and hard work. If you’re in need of a little more information when it comes to pursuing an...

July 21, 2023

RELAXATION TIPS & TECHNIQUES FOR ALL STUDENTS

By Leonie Ramkaran
4 Min read
21July

Every student gets stressed out or overwhelmed from time to time. From the youngest learners to the oldest, they all need time to relax. As we age, we need more reminders to take time for our mental and physical health.  Whether taking classes online or in person, there are numerous tips for students of all ages and abilities designed to help them relax. Teachers can introduce the relaxation...

July 13, 2023

Coaching & American Sign Language: Communication and Competition For All

By Flip Livingstone
3 Min read
13July

Did you know that coaching is a $ 2.8 billion industry? In fact, there are nearly 23,000 certified coaches in North America alone. From life coaches to those on the sidelines, these mentor-like figures play prominent roles in developing athletes, young people, and professionals across the continent and globe.  What if coaches could make an even bigger impact? What if, with a little bit of...

June 8, 2023

Advance Your Career with a TEFL Certificate

By Leonie Ramkaran
2 Min read
08June

Every single day there are people looking for ways to take their careers to the next level or even change careers. Are you interested in teaching? Do you have teaching experience? If you answered yes to either of these questions and you would like to take your career to the next level, or get back into the groove of teaching, maybe it is time to consider a career Teaching English as a Foreign...

April 28, 2023

Summer Trip to France? Learn French Today

By Leonie Ramkaran
2 Min read
28April

Bonjour! Hello! Summer vacations are coming up for families with students. Many others also like to travel during the summer months to enjoy the beautiful weather at destinations around the world. Do you have a summer bucket list of places you’d like to visit? Is France, or Paris, or the Eiffel Tower specifically on that list? Then we have just the thing for you.   What better way to...

April 12, 2023

6 Tips to Select a Specialization in Education

By Angela Britcher
6 Min read
12April

6 Tips to Select A Specialization in Education In today’s ever-changing, fast-paced world, specialized education has excellent value. As the demand for more qualified and skilled educators increases and evolves, developing an in-depth understanding of specific subjects or teaching techniques is becoming more critical. Educators who focus on a specific area of education can help meet the...

March 10, 2023

The EdTech News for Friday, March 10, 2023: Procrastinators Actually Start Early

By Kate Baggott
4 Min read
10March

Families that learn together, code together. An innovative community computing program called Families Learning Together is an established education project run by Texas State University and taught by student-facilitators from the School of Art and Design. The program teaches families and kids make art and tell stories with “computational thinking” and computer programming. The maker clubs and...

March 8, 2023

Teaching & Learning Legend Judith Heumann (1947 to 2023)

By Kate Baggott
4 Min read
08March
Judith Jeumann as a young activist at a demonstation and Heumann recently

“Some people say that what I did changed the world,” Judith Heumann wrote, “But really, I simply refused to accept what I was told about who I could be. And I was willing to make a fuss about it.” Judith Heumann died on March 4, 2023. The disability rights activist was 75. A wheelchair user after contracting polio as a two year-old, Heumann’s life of resisting the status quo was inevitable. When...

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