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Deep vs Superficial Learning: Engage Your Students to Learn More
What is deep vs superficial learning? Deep learning changes you, whereas superficial learning just ticks a box to meet an end goal like passing an exam.
Training vs Education: What’s the Difference?
Training is teaching someone how to perform certain skills. Education is gaining knowledge that does not necessarily require the practice of a skill.
Cohort Based Online Courses: What They Are and How to Run One
A cohort-based online course refers to a group of individuals who learn together and at the same time.
5 Ways To Make Your Online Course Look More Professional
You can make your online course look more professional by addressing your font size, colour, font text, spelling, grammar, URL domain, and SSL certificate.
How to Write Your Online Course Sales Page
Writing an online course sales page might seem like a daunting task, but breaking down what you need to include makes the whole thing a lot more manageable.
How to Write a Privacy Policy for Your Online Course
An online course Privacy Policy is a must have if you have an online course. It is a legal requirement and can save you a lot of stress later down the road.
How to Identify Students’ Needs in the Online Classroom: Initial vs Diagnostic Assessment
When it comes to teaching online, we might consider different learning styles, but rarely, as online course creators, do we consider identifying other student needs. This can easily be done in either an initial or diagnostic assessment.
How to Name Your Online Course (+ FREE Download!)
A good course name is vital for effectively selling your course as it is the first thing that potential students will see about your course.
LearnWorlds Integrations: How to Accelerate Your Course to the Next Level
LearnWorlds integrations offer countless options to upgrade your course by bringing together features from numerous systems to use in one platform.