BAKE & Make 3.0, the entrepreneurship webinar for pastry enthusiasts, went live on December 1. The event took place at Star Media Group headquarters in Petaling Jaya and was broadcast on Facebook and Youtube. A forum highlighted key trends in the bakery industry, discussions on the business model of bakeryRead More →
Universities minister warns e-learning should not be used by vice-chancellors as a cost-saving measure or “for convenience” E-learning should not be used by vice-chancellors as a cost saving measure, the Universities Minister warned yesterday Michelle Donelan said institutions need to become “more transparent” about returning to face-to-face learning although thereRead More →
RECOGNIZING the increased need for books and electronic sources due to the current online modalities, De La Salle College of Saint Benilde continues to expand its virtual library, further supporting distance education, self-learning, research or intellectual stimulation in the midst of confinement. Through his fr. Fidelis Leddy Center for LearningRead More →
The Wyoming Department of Health offers free online learning opportunities, including live interactive lessons, for older Wyoming residents. That’s according to a press release from the Department of Health, which is teaming up with the online organization GetSetUp, to provide Wyoming seniors with opportunities to explore the online world. JeffRead More →
Free online learning available for Wyoming seniors December 2, 2021 The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) has hosted free access to a unique online learning opportunity, including live interactive lessons, for older Wyoming residents. Jeff Clark, Head of Community Health Section of WDH’s Division of Aging, said the ‘GetSetUp’ digitalRead More →
WEBB CITY, Mo. – An online learning option fueled by the pandemic is now evolving for the future. The program predates the COVID-19 pandemic, but is significantly different from early 2020. “We’re looking at opportunities that we haven’t really thought about before,” said Tony Rossetti, WC R-7 Superintendent. New optionsRead More →
By Matt Dionne Posted on November 29, 2021 at 11:51 a.m. With the implementation of new technology to lessen the impact of the pandemic on learning, a side effect is that snowy days will not be like they used to be in Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon. The Peel District SchoolRead More →
Over the past 2 years, the way schools approach learning has undergone big changes, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the nationwide lockdowns that have followed. When the topic of education is discussed in relation to these changes, most people point to the impact of a changing learning environment onRead More →
A new study from TAFE NSW has found that COVID-19 has not tarnished the entrepreneurial spirit of businesswomen in the state, with 46% of them using the pandemic as a springboard to start a new business. Carmen Pracy of Mangrove Mountain, who hosts storytelling hours for children at a localRead More →
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