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The State of Online Courses
Uncategorized January 3, 2017 , by TMAdmin
Happy new year! For your new year’s pleasure, the good folks at Mirasee have published the “State […]
Oriole Added to Safari
Tech August 15, 2016 , by TMAdmin
For students of technology who are users of the Oriole interface from O’Reilly, the long-suspected addition of […]
Guidebook now available
Uncategorized November 5, 2015 , by TMAdmin
From Ryan Kelly at AffordableCollegesOnline.org: With more students now enrolling in fully-online degree programs — 2.6 million […]
Presentation Companion Press Release
Uncategorized December 8, 2014 , by TMAdmin
We here at TrainingMagazine.com don’t often print press releases as written – in fact, come to think […]
Why Some People Succeed and Others Fail – by Samuel Malone
Uncategorized November 15, 2014 , by TMAdmin
By Samuel Malone (published with permission) Why People Succeed Success in any endeavour does not happen by […]
Teens prefer printed books over digital, Booknet Canada finds
Uncategorized November 27, 2013 , by TMAdmin
Children prefer printed books on paper over ebook alternatives. Toronto’s TheStar.com reports that a study by Booknet […]
Are MOOCs profitable? Udacity seems to say “no”.
Uncategorized November 22, 2013 , by TMAdmin
Sebastian Thrun is the well known Silicon Valley genius behind the creation of “Stanley”, the self-driving car […]
Ethan Young on Common Core
Uncategorized November 18, 2013 , by TMAdmin
Ethan Young of Knox County, Tennessee, spoke passionately and eloquently on the issue of the new controversial […]
Should America Look to Australia’s Pool of Available Teachers?
Uncategorized November 12, 2013 , by TMAdmin
By now, many of you have probably read Bill Keller‘s op-ed piece in the New York Times […]
Are Teachers in Training already “Highly Qualified”?
Uncategorized October 28, 2013 , by TMAdmin
DisabilityScoop.com is reporting that a curious entry was included in the legislation that recently re-opened the U.S. […]