Using Universal Design to Make Online Courses More Accessible
July 17, 2024
By Sara Spangenberg Editor, MindEdge Learning The other day, I heard a statistic that I thought was so ridiculous that it must be fake.
Category: Online learning
The Lost Art of ARCS?
May 22, 2024
By Andrea Giugni Editor, MindEdge Learning Self-motivation is tricky.
What Etiquette and Good Manners Can Teach Us About Handling Change
March 27, 2024
By Maria Carolan Editor, MindEdge Learning If the name Emily Post rings a bell, the memory is probably not a joyful one. For many, the
Student-Centered Learning in Online Spaces
February 14, 2024
By Jess Gromada Editor, MindEdge Learning Imagine you’re back in high school, sitting in your favorite class. What class immediately comes to mind? Why was
Are You Paying Attention?
October 25, 2023
And what, exactly, does that mean? By Felix Lecocq QA Coordinator, MindEdge Learning The debut of every new social media platform triggers a collective panic
Localizing Online Learning: Have It Your Way!
September 6, 2023
By Andrea Giugni Editor, MindEdge Learning Consider the experience of going to a McDonalds in New York compared to a McDonalds in Paris, Mumbai, or
The Sounds of Learning
August 3, 2023
By Paul Terranova Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning Hybrid and remote learning arrangements allow learners to take courses any time and any place that can accommodate
Learner, Regulate Thyself
April 12, 2023
By Heather Morton Senior Editor, MindEdge Learning According to a report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, enrollment in postsecondary education declined by 4.1%
Main Character Syndrome: A Healthy Diagnosis for Learners
October 19, 2022
By Maria Carolan Editor, MindEdge Learning If you’ve recently been diagnosed with “main character syndrome,” don’t worry—you’re not alone.
Simulations: Low-Stakes Training for High-Stakes Professionals
August 3, 2022
By Lizzie Short Editor, MindEdge Learning The first episode of the new reality TV show, “The Rehearsal,” tells the story of a man with a