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Blended learning is one of the ways to combine both traditional classroom learning and online learning. Learn more about blended learning here!

Collaborative learning refers to several educational techniques, including a shared intellectual effort by learners and instructors working together. Learn more!

Despite being widely used, PowerPoint is certainly not the most attainable software tool for presentations. Check out the 8 free alternatives for PowerPoint here!

Online learning is pretty common these days, and the two common online learning methods are synchronous and asynchronous learning. Learn more here!

Most companies these days are trying to upskill employees in order to improve revenue and sales. However, not many are familiar with how important it is to upskill employees.

Strong communication skills are considered important in the workforce as well as personal life. There are two main types of communication which are verbal and non-verbal.

The future of work is rapidly changing. With the rise of machines and automation, we need to empower our workforces with 21st-century skills to help them remain employable. But how do we empower billions of people who may have never set foot inside a classroom? How do we give them universal access to education and enable them to be future-ready?

The first wave of Digital Learning was massive open online courses. We can't learn soft skills by merely watching videos and taking quizzes; instead, it's time for Digital Learning 2.0.

As working from home becomes the norm, it's a good opportunity to re-evaluate how we connect digitally. A tech-driven approach can miss the nuances of human contact. Here are 5 suggestions for creating a richer and improved online experience for workplaces and classrooms.