Learning Management Systems: The Future of Education
A Learning management system (LMS) is a term used loosely to refer to a variety of computer application programs designed for training or educational purposes.
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Effective Training Means Letting Learners Know When They’re Right
Decades of research in both laboratory and real-life applications have proven the value of positive reinforcement in directing behavior. Among the everyday scenarios where positive reinforcement has proven particularly successful is the classroom.
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Assess Learning to Determine a Seminar’s Success
During any type of teaching or training, it’s important for the instructor to understand whether participants are comprehending and assimilating the information being provided.
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Accountability and Participation Make Team-Based Learning Work (Part 2 of 2)
The collaborative nature of team-based learning might seem foreign to many instructors who are firmly rooted in the old study/lecture/test classroom model.
As discussed earlier, these foreign aspects emerge from several factors, perhaps the most significant being the collaborative nature of the team-based learning environment.
