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‘Sustainable Knowledge’ Is Topic At Large Event

Our schools are leaving too many children behind and are failing to teach skills that are relevant for the future, according to Charles Leadbeater, acknowledged United Kingdom education and innovation strategist.

On-line Development Aids Teachers, Students

English and math teachers who took professional development courses online improved their instructional practices and boosted their subject knowledge scores, producing modest performance gains for their students, report Boston College researchers in »

Media Content Delivery Systems Offer E-Learning Advantage

Media content and its applicability has dictated the exposure and use of the information that is being shared.

Learning! 100 Awards Launched to Honor Best in Class Learning Organizations

Elearning! Media Group and Aberdeen Group Partner to Create Learning!

Janet Clarey Joins Elearning! Media Group

Brings Extensive Background in L&D »

Social Media Raises Government Concerns

Federal officials are encouraging additional guidance to ensure the proper legal preservation of records generated by social media tools.

Front-line Managers Need More Training

Government front-line employees need more training, according to a new Merit Systems Protection Board report.

3-D Just a Good Start

A 3-D virtual world such as SecondLife cannot be considered a teaching platform, although it provides a good foundation for one.

Culture Key to E-learning

A new doctoral thesis from the University of Gothenburg (Sweden) shows how culture can shape quality in higher education in general and in e-learning in particular.

Governor Gets iCollege Wrong

“There’s another way to deliver the service other than a one-size-fits-all monopoly provider that says show up at 9 o’clock on Wednesday morning for Econ 101,” Minnesota Gov.