Tag: Technology
From XP to Skills: What Could a Student’s Learning Journey Look...
For many students, learning is still measured through marks, grades, certificates, and examination results. A student completes a chapter, takes a test,...
The Digital Internship Journey: Learn, Practise, Apply and Build Experience Online
The transition from education to employment is changing rapidly. For students and fresh graduates, completing a degree is no longer the only...
Beyond the Classroom: How Online Degrees Are Changing the Way Students...
Higher education is no longer limited to a physical classroom, a fixed timetable, and a traditional campus experience. The growth of digital...
The Disappearing Boundary Between Study Time and Discovery Time
Education has traditionally been divided into clearly defined periods. Students attend classes during the day, complete assignments after school or college, prepare...
When the Internet Becomes a Classroom Without a Timetable
Education has traditionally been associated with a fixed classroom, a defined timetable, a teacher standing in front of students, and a structured...
Referral Program for Online Courses: How Payouts Work
If you're weighing whether to join a referral program for online courses, the commission percentage advertised on the landing page is usually the least useful...
The Certificate Is No Longer the Finish Line: What Students Are...
For many years, earning a certificate was considered one of the most important outcomes of completing a course. Students enrolled in educational...
The Competitive Exam Preparation Problem: Too Much Content, Too Little Practice
Competitive examinations have become an important pathway for students and graduates seeking opportunities in government services, banking, railways, defence, teaching, management, engineering,...
The Digital Report Card: Why Student Achievements Should Go Beyond Marks
For generations, academic achievement has been represented through marks, grades, ranks, percentages, and examination results. A report card has traditionally served as...
The New Student Toolkit: Why Modern Learners Need Courses, Internships and...
For generations, the traditional student toolkit was relatively simple. A student needed textbooks, notebooks, classroom lectures, examinations and eventually a degree. Academic...
