Much has been made in edtech circles of the possibility of powering digital learning content that embraces different learning styles. But before any learning program can adapt to a user’s learning style, preferences, and activity on the system, it must be modular—that is, broken into chunks, the smaller the better–that can be recombined into courses...

Director, Online and Emerging Product Strategy Early in 2010, I was thinking a lot about the forthcoming device that Apple was going to introduce that April later to become known as the iPad. There was a huge build-up of angst in the digerati on everything from rumored features to its use potential. No one even...

I am fortunate enough to have professors who take the time to understand the different learning styles of their students. I am also fortunate enough to have professors who encourage technology usage. They know how to simultaneously balance relevant information and how to foster a creative learning environment for students of different learning styles, and...

By Rachel Cubas, Academic Trainer & Consultant Knowing what you’ll cover in a lesson, unit or course is critical to the way you develop your course content. You put great effort into ensuring students know the topics that will be covered in each week and that their reading and assignments align with those topics, so as...

For the next 10 months or so we are going to hear a LOT about education in the news.  That’s because it’s an election year and every candidate who wants your vote will have a position on something that is very important to you and I – how we educate our people. To that end,...