Driving Modern Learning With A Personalized Digital Environment

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Traditional education and training models are no longer sufficient to meet the growing demands of learners and organizations. With the rise of remote work, global teams, and rapidly changing technologies, modern learners need flexible, engaging, and personalized experiences that fit their unique goals. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Satisfied Customer Review Examples: 20 Proven Samples To Boost Credibility And Sales

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In a world where it’s easier than ever to learn about other people’s experiences, customer reviews should feel like striking gold. Companies should strive to receive as many as they can to increase credibility and book more clients. If you want to know why they matter and how to use them effectively, stick around. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Systems Thinking Guide for Teachers

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If there’s one concept educators can no longer afford to ignore, it’s systems thinking. It’s not new. But it’s newly urgent. With the rapid rise of AI, the growing complexity of classrooms, and the layered nature of challenges like student engagement, curriculum design, and educational equity, the need for systems-level thinking is becoming more persistent. Educators are working within increasingly interdependent structures (e.g., policies, technologies, social pressures, learning platforms) that…

Critical Thinking in The Age of AI

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With AI-generated content everywhere, convincing, polished, and often dead wrong, students need more than digital literacy. They need intellectual grit. They need the tools to question, to evaluate, to not fall for the first thing that sounds authoritative. They need the skills of AI. What Is Critical Thinking? We’ll start with two foundational definitions: John Dewey (1933) described it as “active, persistent, and careful consideration of any belief or supposed…