“The Daily What News” is Scotland’s – and the world’s - first online news service for schools. It is based on a daily live story output, around which students aged nine to sixteen, teachers and parents interact... Read More

Need to know how to engage students with your mobile strategy? Join Aaron Wasserman of Blackboard Mobile in one of the Friday plenary sessions at ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN 2010, where he will focus on leading univers... Read More

Adrian Sannier Learning technology can make a significant difference in academic education, according to Dr Adrian Sannier, Vice President of Product at Pearson eCollege. At the University of Alabama, for e... Read More

How can teachers tell in real-time how well their students follow and understand what they are being taught? The EduMECCA research team, a multinational EU-funded Lifelong Learning-ICT project, has developed a ... Read More

Jay Cross and Harold Jarche The two leading business consultants Jay Cross and Harold Jarche recently met up in Berlin, the vibrant and ever-changing hometown of Online Educa, but not just for the usual sig... Read More

© IBM, Bert De Coutere “I have never seen such powerful visualisation of a learning goal,” says Bert De Coutere, Business Area Manager at IBM Learning Development Europe, talking about one of the central el... Read More

© Telefónica o2 Germany, Gwendolin Rugen Telefónica o2 Germany has tested virtual classroom sessions in its blended learning concept for sales and consulting staff. At ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN 2010, the company’... Read More

Cynan Houghton Oxfam GB works in over 60 countries worldwide, tackling urgent humanitarian response and long term community development. Its geographic, operational and thematic scope means that the organis... Read More

Outstanding contributions by teachers, educational practitioners, game developers and producers to the quality of game-based learning will be recognised under the ENGAGE project at ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN 2010.... Read More

©Wikipedia Electronic books are expected to replace traditional textbooks in universities in two to three years' time, according to the New Media Consortium's authoritative Horizon Report, a comprehensive a... Read More