Teachers know that every classroom is made up of students who learn at a range of paces. They also know how challenging it can be to individualize their curricula as a result. That’s why adaptive learning has received increased attention over…
Good games are not only fun to play, but can be useful in education, due to their ability to stimulate and engage the players. As we play a game, we learn how to navigate the challenges and achieve the objectives…
We snapped some photos from Post University’s Online Learning Conference 2012 that we wanted to show you on our blog. Feel free to flip through the slide show to see some of the happenings at our event. Keep your eyes…
In our efforts to make higher education institutions better, we sometimes focus on fixing the broken parts from the past, rather than starting with a fresh slate upon which we can create and innovate for the future. We have the…
Last week, we launched our interactive infographic showing the evolution of distance learning and online education over the past 120 years. It was part of our celebration of this year’s National Distance Learning Week. Although that infographic shows the industry’s development of distance…
Many instructors are using blogs and wikis in their classes. Some are also using other social media platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook, to improve student learning and increase student engagement. But one of the biggest challenges these instructors face…
