Momenta Learning No. 29 News on Elearning and Online Learning

Welcome to the No. 29 Issue of Momenta Learning News on Elearning and Online Learning.

Train your people online - SMEBiz People | The Star Online Eyeing the SME segment, Leaderonomics, a social enterprise focusing on leadership development, is offering online employee development courses for SMEs that are affordable, localised and convenient. WITH its new e-learning platform for human resource development set to launch on March 9, Leaderonomics believes it can now offer SMEs a new way of developing their employees on a similar scale to big corporations - but with significantly less investment.

Oxford goes online Ever since the advent of the Internet into the academic sphere of India, things have taken unanticipated turns - on the one side there is a whole new world of online learning, reading and discussion forums; and, on the other, there is a prospective market and players catering to growing demands.

Why higher ed should be concerned about "education deserts" - eCampus News It's the same concept that applies to food deserts: because travel to another source is not possible, and local access is limited, mostly rural area populations cannot obtain affordable, quality food. Now switch food to education and the concept is fairly clear.

4 reasons why you should consider online education for your child | KSL.com It's no secret that education is vital in today's world. More and more employers are requiring their applicants to have some sort of education. In fact, according to a study done by Georgetown University, 65 percent of jobs by the year 2020 will require at least some sort of college experience.

How Online Degree Programs Factor into Higher Ed's Future Central Ohio colleges and universities are upping the ante on eLearning and distance education. A look at how online degree programs factor into higher ed's future. The Internet has disrupted every sector, and higher education is no exception. Online programs are changing the way students earn degrees at brick-and-mortar colleges and universities.

Yarbrough: Public education proponents need to tell their story I had the privilege of speaking to several hundred educators in Atlanta last week. I was there to talk about my experiences as a member of the Education Reform Commission, but as is my wont, I soon deviated from the purpose for which I had been invited to speak and into uncharted waters.

Q&A with Anant Agarwal, speaker at ignitED conference and CEO of edX Stanford Pre-Education Society held its annual ignitED conference on undergraduate education on Feb. 6. Anant Agarwal M.S. '84 and Ph.D. '87, CEO of edX, an online education platform, spoke at the event through Skype. edX, founded by Harvard University and MIT in 2012, is a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) provider that offers online courses from universities around the world.

Special Edition: Executive Education Spurred by technology and shaped by market forces, executive education continues to evolve and change. Take online education, for instance. Online learning has been around for a while, but the once quite traditional forum of executive education has now opened its doors wide to tech-enabled delivery.

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