6 tips to help college students adjust to online learning

 The explosion of the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people live their lives in almost every place on the planet. Beginning in March of 2020, college students were focusing on upcoming exams and getting into the pace of on-campus life. When the pandemic hit, many schools began to restrict

Virtual high schools are preferable for many students

 With e-learning on the rise, many students and parents are looking to virtual study as a way to supplement or even replace traditional learning in a brick-and-mortar school. Below, we break down some of the key advantages of e-learning and the specific types of students who will benefit from them.

Tips for creating an effective online nursing course in Canada

 The current COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the current landscape of our education system and points to one thing: there is great demand for scaling classes and bringing them online as many students prefer to take courses at their own pace. Despite this, however, crafting a compelling online nursing course remains

Stories of connection in the age of lockdowns

 At no time since the advent of the World Wide Web have our lives been so virtual. This was true before a global pandemic forced entire countries indoors and pushed Internet traffic to the limits of network tolerance. Telework and online grocery shopping have gone from optional for some to

Is this the hill to die on? – the controversy of online learning

 For the life of me I just don’t get it? Why has my beloved former profession of teaching chosen ‘Online Learning’ as the battleground with the Ontario provincial government. Really, Union leaders and parents . . .  “Is this the hill to die on?”. Did you think about other issues