Teaching internet security and safety online
June is National Internet Safety Month, and in honor of awareness and prevention against cyber crime, some schools are taking the initiative to educate students. In Rhode Island, the New…
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Asian markets clamor for eLearning
Recognizing the value of eLearning development, many universities are spending millions in an effort to put the entirety of its curriculum online and accessible via mobile learning apps. As an…
Construction program builds itself up
Associated General Contractors (AGC) provides resources for national and local construction companies, contractors and those in the industry. In order to enhance its reach with vital educational tools, AGC's California…
Oil workers get hands-on training
Simulator development is helping workers in dangerous professions get valuable training before diving into the job. Developers hope the simulator experience will increase productivity, but the real focus is on…
Teaching improves business compliance
Understanding business tools is key to the success of a company as a whole. Some corporations take for granted that human resources (HR) and other essential personnel will come on-staff…
Human resources training takes an online turn
To keep up with certification requirements and lack of resources on the job, some HR professionals are turning to eLearning development to receive an education without breaking the bank. Training…
DARPA is looking for new medical training
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced an open call to game and Apple developers to help engineer new medical training software. This new custom eLearning development program looks…
New learning methods for security professionals
A leading provider of private security, AlliedBarton Security Services, announced that they'll be partnering with Drexel University in Philadelphia to improve their eLearning development strategy. AlliedBarton already has an internal…
Education reform and eLearning development
The 21st century classroom is transforming, with learning moving away from the chalkboard and onto digital platforms. Young teachers entering classrooms today may find it difficult to believe that they…
Graduate students can use tablet apps to maximize online learning
The use of tablets in classrooms, from kindergarten to graduate school has drastically risen. A 2012 article in Wired reports on a study conducted with Riverside, California middle school students…
To maximize benefits, eLearning courses need better management practices
Educators have found multiple benefits to eLearning development and online courses, which has caused many high schools and universities to invest in digital learning accessibility. Students can access course materials…
Refugees displaced by war find hope in eLearning development
For many refugees facing the aftermath of war, a lack of educational access is a grim reality. The UN Refugee Agency reports that 25 percent of refugees lack access to primary…