Online learning news stories - Page 1

"Students and workers need access to fast-tracked learning and career pathways to take advantage of these unprecedented career opportunities."

With the launch of ILP, CYPHER LEARNING aims to emphasise the difference between a traditional LMS and an intelligent solution.

With the inevitability of online and hybrid schooling becoming the norm for many Kiwi kids, parents and educators are finding the risks significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels.

A recent study by McAfee has identified the shifts in needs, attitudes, and actions that will impact Australia in 2022.

"We agreed that the next phase in our relationship would be to jointly build programs that have a larger positive impact on our community.”

Online learning is reducing the gender gap in STEM and digital skills in Australia, according to a new study by Coursera.

CoderSchool has announced closing a US$2.6 million pre-Series A round led by Monks Hill Ventures. 

SimTutor provides a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution designed for online healthcare education and e-learning content creators.

"DDLS Plus is another step towards our commitment to help organisations fill critical ICT skills gaps, while enabling students to expand on their career potential.”

According to a new announcement, the company has stated it is ‘focused on improving digital accessible learning experiences for people with disabilities’.

Private sector business and defense organisations alike rely on CompTIA Security+ to build cybersecurity skills among their frontline cyber defenders.

Skillsoft has launched a new series of online learning resources designed to help people with leadership development, with a particular focus on digital leadership skills required to be successful in today’s fast-changing world.

“At Alibaba Cloud, we are committed to providing industries that have felt the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic with advanced technological solutions that will offer much needed support and guidance."

The company states funding will be used to increase market expansion in North America as well as expand its content provider partner network in direct response to the increased demand for the platform.

“COVID-19 underscores the importance of something we’ve believed in for a long time - data analytics technology complements and enhances our human capabilities."

It's March 10 2020, and CoderSchool in Ho Chi Minh just went entirely online. A success story followed - here's how a lockdown helped a school thrive.

In a bid to encourage online learners to stay home and upskill during COVID-19 lockdowns, Pluralsight, the enterprise technology skills platform, has made its 7,000+ courses available for free for the month of April.

The Ministry of Education has selected Cyclone as one of a handful of essential business suppliers for devices and technologies used in distance and online learning.

The team at Nanogirl have launched an online learning platform for Kiwi kids to help get them through the COVID-19 lockdown period. 

Cellebrite, the digital intelligence solutions provider for public and private sectors, has extended its online learning capacity for digital forensics professionals facing travel restrictions.

A survey by Instructure suggests technology could give students the world experience needed to help navigate an increasingly globalised world.

Pluralsight talk about how online learning can prove to be an effective tool in closing the STEM skills gap within an organisation.

"Learning experience is just as important. For that reason, we decided to build a world-class immersive learning experience, not just content."

“Children need an online playground that both reflects their world and allows them to imagine who they can be."