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The 4th industrial revolution has profound implications for the future direction of education and society: whose responsibility is it? The debate about the roles of government and business, the leadership e... Read More

Teachers are regarded as fully educated when they have completed their teacher’s education. This is a challenge when employed. As far as the educational institutions are concerned there are rarely measures in ... Read More

Many universities in Europe are long existing institutes with old traditions. For decades we have seen our education offered in mode classroom 1.0. Most of the educational changes to classroom 2.0 stay with th... Read More

It is generally agreed that changes to systems of education at all levels are inevitable. Teaching and learning need to be adapted to conditions of the new globalised world. Without any doubt, education has re... Read More

As more institutions of higher education increase the delivery of online learning courses and programs, ensuring faculty possess the right skills to excel in this medium is paramount. Teaching online requires ... Read More

Issuing credentials and qualifications digitally instead of on paper has a range of advantages: digitally signed credentials are more difficult to forge, their authenticity can be verified within seconds and t... Read More

Teaching Teachers to Teach Online, in short, Teaching Online, abbreviation TTTOL, is an accredited online course “doing what it says on the tin”, namely teach teachers to teach online. Summary The course... Read More

With changing times, continuous reflection and learning are needed in order to move schools forward now.  The world is changing. Jobs are changing. Expectations are changing.  As such, teaching, lear... Read More

Pedagogy and technology How do you run a course for 250,000 active learners? How do you enable 150,000 people to engage in collaborative inquiry learning? The answer is to develop a combination of pedagogy ... Read More