Latest Articles in online education
Online Learning And Impact On School Education
Online courses call for a greater amount motivation and self-discipline than a classroom-based course. A classroom has one or more instructors and peers, who can hold a student accountable for their course-work.
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"We Need To Prepare Our Kids In A Way That Goes Beyond Academic Knowledge": Khan Academy
In an interview with BW Education, Sandeep Bapna, MD, Khan Academy talks about why it is important to go beyond the conventional lines of education and more.
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“E Learning Brings Host Of Opportunities For Aspiring Student And Workforce”: Hughes Global Education
Mr Partho Banerjee, President, Hughes Global Education opens up to BW Education regarding India’s recent surge into E learning and how online education is transforming the Indian Education sector.
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‘Online Courses Have Become Very Popular In India’
In an email interview with BW Education, Gopal Devanahalli, Senior Vice President at Manipal Global Education talks about online education in India.
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‘Indian Online Education Industry Will Be Valued At $2 Billion By 2021’
The future of online education in India will include gamification concepts to enhance user engagement and knowledge acquisition
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Online Education will empower humans, not replace them.
Although he shares his name with a super-hero of the Indian film industry, Salman ‘Sal’ Khan is no less super-hero when it comes to reimagining education. Giving classes and sharing his knowledge started casually over a Yahoo! Doodle notepad in 2001, later taking shape of this huge online learning resource platform ‘Khan Academy’. Sal, Founder of Khan Academy predicts the future of online education along with its risks in his email chat with BW Education’s Sreerupa Sil.
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Going towards a “New Education Policy”
Past few years have been extremely eventful in the education eco space of this country. However, this year offers little prospect for relief. The top issues of 2017 will undoubtedly include cost, Workforce development, creating an environment for competency based education, accreditation, assessment, Quality Assurance, Skills based education, leadership crisis, and the challenges of online education. The new education policy would do well to address these issues.
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