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Over the last decade, the use of online learning and eLearning tools has increased dramatically, not just for traditional institutions, but across all major industries as well. There are several factors that have been driving the adoption of eLearning, most notably improvements in technology for delivering an educational experience as well as the availability of high bandwidth broadband that allow students to enjoy the experience.

This article shows how outsourcing of the eLearning software and content production may help hybrid industries like eLearning fulfill their shifting needs.

Programs that are face-to-face or entirely online frequently fail to suit the individual needs of each student. On the other hand, the hybrid learning model integrates all modes, making it easier for all students to achieve. If you like the ease of eLearning but still want to have some of the benefits of traditional classroom learning, a hybrid learning approach can help you have the ultimate experience of both worlds.

Today, we’ll be taking a look at the top 12 start-ups in the artificial intelligence software industry, and how their contributions to the field of EdTech have revolutionized how we use and see AI software solutions.

Most young people these days have a great interest in playing video games. In fact, some even have an almost fanatical interest in them. The point of using 3D video games is to take advantage of the interest that young people have in playing them.

When you hear the word technology, what comes to your mind? Maybe advancements & improvements? You’re right! It is about replacing traditional approaches with more modern techniques, that are not only less expensive but effective as well.

Corporate training is one of the main applications of digital learning. It has benefits to everyone, from small boutique companies to international giants like Deloitte, Wal-Mart, or Microsoft. However, with the variety of tools available on the market, choosing exactly what you need can be overwhelming. So we wrote an article describing the main features and functions that an eLearning system can have as well as who would benefit the most from them.

A decade ago Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) were technologies straight out of science fiction. Today most people carry an AR-capable device with them at all times, and virtual reality is present in games, education, and even military. In this article, we will show how you can benefit from using these technologies (AR in particular) for eLearning even if you are on a tight budget.