eLearningworld News In a survey targeting IT-professionals in India about how they want to learn the main results shows that a large majority prefer online learning instead of offline education. Only 8% believed instructor-led classes to be effective learning, while they preferred freedom in learning instead of directed. The learning …
Alabama University improving police training with neuroscience and virtual reality with the focus on stressful “Shoot, and Don’t shoot!”-situations. By measuring brain waves during training in a virtual reality environment the researchers improving the education to make the police officer make the right decision as well as train on which …
eLearningworld News from Germany A new app from the German government is being launched for refugees to faster get recognition of their professional qualifications from their home-countries. Federal Education Minister Johanna Wanka comments: “After the first housing and care of the refugees, attention is now more on their education and …
eLearningworld Weekly Review The progress of Industry 4.0 depends on the development of individual technologies, a report funded by the German government shows. The report also confirms that small and medium-sized businesses are a crucial power-source for innovation within Industry 4.0. However, SMEs do not have the resources in comparison …
eLearningworld News from the World CNN is now launching a new language service to train Business English. The basic concept is Watch, Learn, Speak, where the learner watch CNN videos with subtitles in their native language and then train by solving different interactive tasks like pronunciation-, vocabulary and other forms …
eLearningworld News from Greece In February 2016 the first EdTech Academy will open in Greece. The purpose of the Academy will be to present, inform and train around the developments in relation Education and Technology. This will include wide range of fields of scientific and professional activity. Patras Know How …
