BE OPEN: Gamification in EdTech: The Future of Innovative Learning. Pt.1 21 August 2023 Gamification Is Redefining the Future of eLearning In recent years, the concept of EdTech has transformed completely. From interactive learning based on animations to applications, students and enthusiasts from all age groups have experienced the benefits offered. However, another interesting transition that has brought a very positive change to the… Read more →
BE OPEN: The Pros and Cons of Using AI In Learning: Is ChatGPT Helping or Hindering Learning Outcomes? Pt.2 5 August 2023 AI has the potential to revolutionize learning, with opportunities in personalized learning and grading. However, challenges include the fear of job loss for teachers and the potential for bias in AI algorithms. It's important to strike a balance between the benefits and challenges of AI in learning, recognizing that AI… Read more →
BE OPEN: The Pros and Cons of Using AI In Learning: Is ChatGPT Helping or Hindering Learning Outcomes? Pt.1 28 July 2023 Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been making waves in various industries, and the education sector is no exception. In recent years, AI has found its way into learning, providing students with personalized learning experiences and teachers with powerful tools to track student progress and adapt their teaching methods. AI-based learning platforms, like… Read more →
BE OPEN: Digital Collaboration of Technology in Educational Sector Pt.2 24 June 2023 eLearning leads to improving collaboration and engagement, incorporating different learning styles and connecting the educators with their students. The government also actively participates with several policies to boost digital education. The accessibility and affordability of the internet provide access to education to a large audience and leads to the great… Read more →
BE OPEN: Digital Collaboration of Technology in Educational Sector Pt.1 3 June 2023 Using technology in education results in introducing engaging ways of learning and has changed the face of the traditional education system completely. Using technology, students have easy access to information, accelerated learning, and fun opportunities to practice what they learn. Use of Technology in Education Technology or eLearning has become… Read more →
Advantages and Disadvantages of Distance Education 21 May 2023 Viryabo, a professional interior designer and an author at an education-related website Owlcation, offers a great overview of up and downsides of online education based on her own experiences in a piece called 'Distance Education: Pros and Cons of Online Study' "...My wish to study a new exciting course encouraged me… Read more →
BE OPEN: NFTs In Education: A Revolutionary Way of Learning Pt.2 24 April 2023 NFTs in education offer a range of benefits, from security and interactivity to verification and flexibility. While there are some challenges to adopting NFTs in education, the potential applications of the technology are promising. As technology becomes more widespread and accessible, we can expect to see more educational institutions using… Read more →
BE OPEN: NFTs In Education: A Revolutionary Way of Learning Pt.1 5 April 2023 NFTs in education are transforming the way we learn and teach. Discover how non-fungible tokens are being used in education and the benefits they offer to students and educators. The Role of NFTs In Education The world of education is constantly evolving, and the emergence of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has… Read more →
BE OPEN: Gamification of Learning Pt.2 26 March 2023 Educational Games for Skill Building And Learner Engagement In fact, there are a number of educational games online that help young and old students learn new things, develop problem-solving skills, and get creative while having a great time. For example, timetables are written with clear instructions, and children learn how… Read more →
BE OPEN: Gamification Of Learning Pt.1 5 March 2023 Why Online Educational Games for Children Are Great Online educational games for children are a great way to build the skills they need to succeed in school. Primarily, games provide teacher-created and approved educational computer games to elementary school students to learn math, language, and art over the internet. Educational… Read more →
Incorporating online learning into a traditional course 19 February 2023 Here is a story of successfully incorporating online learning into a traditional university course as told by Bill Gates in "This school proves that universities can be bigger and better". He was invited to sit in on an anthropology course at University of Central Florida, and learnt "how it’s found a… Read more →
The Future of e-Learning: Trends and Predictions for 2023 and Beyond 5 January 2023 As the world continues to embrace technology-driven solutions, the e-learning industry has experienced unprecedented growth in recent years. The global pandemic of 2020 accelerated the adoption of online learning, propelling e-learning into the mainstream and reshaping traditional educational paradigms. As we step into 2023 and beyond, the future of e-learning… Read more →
BE OPEN: High-End Technology at Art Schools 27 December 2022 Historically, art and technology are separately boxed by our education system and ideological gap between the two is undeniable. However, such interdisciplinary programs are not completely absent from the academic world. There has been much discussion over last decades about how STEM education needs to expand to STEAM, incorporating art… Read more →
BE OPEN: What You Need to Know About Animation-Based Learning 2 December 2022 When people talk about education, they often stress the formal side of learning like delivering knowledge, getting high scores on exams, etc. But animation-based education is here to up the game, with animation you can get fun, practical, and informative learning all at the same time! While it sounds like… Read more →
BE OPEN: Architectural Education 30 November 2022 The beginning of the fall semester is quickly approaching, and prospective architecture students are gearing up for the beginning of their future careers. While the next step may seem daunting, the first year of your architecture education helps set the pace for the remaining four to five years. So it's important to… Read more →
BE OPEN: Learning Revolution by Sir Ken Robinson: Creativity and Personalization is the Key 14 November 2022 Sir Ken Robinson, an internationally acclaimed expert on creativity and innovation, and the author of several bestsellers on creativity in education, passed away this August at the age of 70 after a battle with cancer. His TED Talk “Do Schools Kill Creativity?” is the most watched in history, with 66… Read more →
BE OPEN: Number One School: Should One Rely on University Rankings? 25 October 2022 For those considering their study options, university rankings might seem to be the best way to find the course that gives them the highest chance at a bright professional and personal future. Whether it’s international university rankings like THE - World University Rankings by Times Higher Education, ARWU - Academic… Read more →
BE OPEN: The Future of Blockchain Technology in Education 4 October 2022 Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the education sector by providing a secure, transparent, and tamperproof platform for storing and sharing academic records. As blockchain adoption continues to grow, we will see new and innovative use cases emerging in the education sector. How Blockchain Is Poised to Disrupt the… Read more →
BE OPEN: Back to School 26 September 2022 This spring universities all over the world were forced to close their campus doors because of coronavirus outbreak. Life has changed considerably since, and the coming academic year brings with it a new set of obstacles for educators to surmount. The universities and colleges are working hard mapping out their… Read more →
BE OPEN: How Online Education Truly Helps 2 September 2022 As we move into the 21st century, we see a growing interest in the role of eLearning and online education in the world of education. This is not a new phenomenon, as we have seen this idea come and go several times throughout history. However, it is not just an… Read more →
