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K-12

The posts in this category address various e-learning related subjects and more, that educators of K-12 students can find useful and informative.

With NEO K-12 learning management system, you can boost your student’s performance and make custom courses for their needs.

4 Cs of education online
April 13, 2017
15119
by Susannah Holz

How can we address the 4 Cs of education online? [Infographic]

E-learning, Higher Ed, K-12, Teachers

Lauded as the 21st century’s “critical skills”, communication, critical thinking, collaboration and creativity have become buzzwords among educators, and it is quite easy to see why. Educators have turned their focus not only to imparting facts to their students, but also to developing the critical intellectual skills that denote and also inspire deeper more productive learning, self-motivation and other such values.

accessibility in e-learning
April 11, 2017
9000
by Livia B

Why designing for accessibility in e-learning matters

E-learning, Higher Ed, K-12, Teachers

Plenty of students live with some form of disability, and they need not be excluded from online learning. Course creators should keep in mind some guidelines and law requirements when designing online learning materials. Accessible e-learning design is simply good design. Healthy students won’t even notice it, while those with a disability or another will be happy to be able to access your courses without major problems.

student posture
April 4, 2017
27478
by Susannah Holz

How student posture can affect their learning outcomes

K-12, Teachers

An incorrect seated posture can quickly lead to fatigue, neck and back strains and consequently a decline in focus and comfort. Students of all ages should move more and sit less, but the school program requires quite a lot of seating time. Educators should pay attention to student posture while learning, no matter if they use a computer or not.

education apps for the classroom
March 14, 2017
11433
by Livia B

Top 7 education apps for the classroom

E-learning, K-12, Teachers

There’s an app for anything you’d want to do in the classroom. There are, in fact, so many, that’s notoriously difficult for teachers to find the right ones for their classroom activities. Check out these seven educational apps that can spice up learning activities: Kahoot!, NYT – VR, G Suite for Education, Kaizena, TED Talks, Curiosity and NEO LMS!

parent concerns about BYOD
March 7, 2017
10156
by Olivia D

Addressing the most common parent concerns about BYOD in schools

E-learning, K-12, Parents

All parents want the best for their kids in terms of education. That’s why they try to keep an open mind about new teaching methods. But when it comes to BYOD programs they also have a heavy heart. So let’s address a few matters that raise concerns among parents when they are first introduced to the notion of BYOD.

deep learning
February 14, 2017
4172
by Zsolt B

Supporting students achieve deep learning

E-learning, Higher Ed, K-12, Teachers

In order to succeed in deep learning, students have to understand the class material and they have to know why it is important for them to learn all the information and how it will aid them later on in their lives and their careers. To further improve this, special attention needs to be paid both to the content itself and the teaching method.

simulations
February 9, 2017
12256
by Zsolt B

The power of simulations over the learning process

E-learning, Higher Ed, K-12, Teachers

Simulations are supporting the education system to better equip students with practical knowledge, so when it comes to tackling real-life situations in their future careers they can perform better. Taking into consideration the benefits offered by simulations in the education process, it would be a shame to miss out on them.

student-centered learning approach
February 7, 2017
6058
by Zsolt B

Going for a student-centered learning approach

E-learning, Higher Ed, K-12, Teachers

The benefits of student-centered learning outweigh its difficulties significantly. Educators realize that a student-centered learning approach is in the students’ best interest by offering higher efficiency throughout the teaching process and creating a mindset that will help students to seek, find and use knowledge from a variety of sources.

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