Each year, companies spend over 370 billion dollars on L&D globally. That’s 370 billion, with a “B.” For context, that’s more money than the net worth of 119 countries …
The face of teaching and learning has changed dramatically over the years, fueled by access to handheld devices, more sophisticated technologies, and research in effective learning techniques. Learning used …
According to Marcus Cicero, the great Roman orator, ‘Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things.’ Said never to forget a name, Cicero was famous for utilising the …
Let’s restate the obvious just so we’re on the same page: One of the largest global challenges facing us today is worldwide poverty. Education is a key to wiping …
Recently, I contributed a piece to The Australian addressing what role technology has in helping to rebuild skills after COVID-19. The pandemic has undoubtedly contributed to widespread consequences, and …
At the turn of the twentieth century, French artist Jean-Marc Côté visualised a futuristic vision of a classroom in the year 2000. At School, shown at the 1900 Paris …
We have the world at our fingertips with modern technology. Learning has never been easier, faster, or more engaging. Gone are the days of dusty manuals, glazed-over looks, and …
Think you know everything there is to know about microlearning? You could be right, of course, but just on the off chance that you aren’t, we challenge you to …
The first commercial video game, Pong, was made available in 1971 and sold 35,000 units to consumers. Since that initial — and, by today’s standards, incredibly modest — foray …
Today marks a huge milestone in the EdApp journey with the launch of the Educate All initiative in partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). …
