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EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY

Technavio | April 12, 2021

Technavio has been checking the e-learning business sector and it is ready to arrive at USD 147.79 billion during 2021-2025. The market report broadly covers market division by end-client (Higher training, Corporate, and K12) and topography (North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East and Africa). The report shows that 34% of the market development will begin from North America during the gauge time frame. The e-learning market is set to enroll a CAGR of more than ...

Education Dive | March 06, 2020

The U.S. Department of Education has issued guidance to help schools decide what steps to take in the event the new coronavirus interrupts student instruction. It also slackened requirements on how schools can use distance learning technologies to accommodate students temporarily if classes cannot meet as a result of a virus outbreak within their campus or community. The guidance comes as colleges consider the use of online learning tools as they prepare for the possibility of having to ca...

prnewswire | October 05, 2020

IAR Systems , the future-proof supplier of software tools and services for embedded development, introduces a new course in its online training program IAR Academy™ On Demand. The new course IAR Embedded Workbench Master Programming & Debugging is targeted for advanced learners already familiar with the basics of embedded development. Bugs in embedded applications can often be difficult to locate, especially when the fault caused does not occur immediately when the application reaches ...

TES | January 18, 2020

If you were to pick an institution in public life that didn't need to be further reviewed, you would think a school would be a good start. From formal visits from the inspectorate, to quality improvement officers sent in for classroom observations, to peer-to-peer review, the modern school gets examined constantly. And while the Rate My Teacher phenomenon, popular a few years ago, let the disgruntled have a go at members of staff, schools themselves had missed the modern obsession of reviewi...