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Understanding Gen Z—the New E-Learning Generation

LearnDash

According to the Pew Research Center , up until about the year 2000, roughly have of teens held a summer job. This is the generation that has taught itself countless skills from Pinterest boards and YouTube tutorials. They even spend a lot of time making these tutorials themselves.

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Maximizing Student Achievement through Innovative K12 Publishing Practices

Kitaboo

Interactive quizzes and discussion forums that redirect to social media profiles, such as a YouTube video or an Instagram reel, make the experience interesting and informative for the learners, building curiosity and critical thinking. Did you know that online learning has grown a whopping 900% and more since its inception in 2000?

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Microlearning: What is it? And What Benefits does it Offer?

Learnkit

With the average attention span in North America dropping from 12 seconds in 2000 to 8 seconds in 2015 , the demand for shorter, more engaging training is higher than ever! Examples of Microlearning: – Watching video tutorials on Youtube. In the world of elearning, microlearning has become a buzzword.

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5 tips for running a successful webinar course

Arlo Training & Events Software

In 2000, Blockbuster CEO John Antioco was presented with the opportunity to buy Netflix for $50m and he turned it down. Tutors attended Zoom tutorials to up-skill on webinar software, and Anne set-up a WhatsApp group for continued support and engagement between herself and the tutors. The industry disruptors.

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10 Great Moments in eLearning History

SHIFT eLearning

The Macintosh, with its free HyperCard program, also helped a generation of tech-savvy teachers make their own software and tutorials for students. Early 2000s: The Dot Com Boom. The World Wide Web became mainstream, thanks to investors throwing money at anything web-related between1995 and 2000.

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Attributing Derivative Works in your eLearning Courses

eFront

A lithograph based on a painting (example of Presidents Obama’s lithograph in the YouTube Derivative Works (in Copyright Law). An interesting practice when using two different research papers created by the same author in different times, is to attribute their work using their name as – Collins (2000) and Collins (2015).

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ISTE2013 Presenter Profiles: Kristin Daniels

TechSmith Camtasia

She has been in education since 2000, starting out as an elementary teacher in Chicago. Watch it on YouTube ! To learn more about Kristin, read on! Kristin has a BA in Psychology from Northwestern University and a M.Ed. in Elementary Education from DePaul University. Can’t see the video? Watch this presentation.