No. In fact, remote work is still on the rise; by 2025, around 22% of the US could be working remotely. Like remote work, online learning existed pre-pandemic. Covid-19 just accelerated our acceptance of it. The new normal is the result of technology and society catching up to each ...
the projections were that the online education market would reach$350 billion by 2025. Everyone thought they had time to adapt, but the pandemic’s sudden onset brought a meteoric rise in the use of the internet. The sudden demand showed us how dependent we all are on ...
It could once have been argued that online learning is not as effective as face-to-face education, given the nature of the job market in the pre-pandemic epoch. However, today everything fromthe hiring processto the day-to-day experience of working for a modern business has been altered ...
The pandemic has sparked discussion regarding online curricula and whether it should become an element of the competitive advantage of universities and business schools and a permanent feature of their development strategy. We recognize the role of digital technologies in the rise of online education. ...
The COVID-19 pandemic is an ongoing global pandemic. With schools shut down abruptly in mid-March 2020, education has changed dramatically. With the phenomenal rise of online learning, teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital platforms, making schools, teachers, parents, and students face a...
Massive open online courses (MOOCs) have become innovative open-learning approach in medical education. This study aimed to evaluate the dynamic changes in the construction and application of medical MOOCs before and after the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic in China. Methods The dynami...
In this pandemic situation, medical students find them in a state of apprehension. With medical institutions closed and switch to online teaching and telehealth, many aspects of medical learning are still compromised, including core clinical rotations, clinical skills evaluation, and exams cancelation. ...
Law School Applications Rise: What It Means for J.D. Hopefuls. Whether this boom is due to the economic slowdown, popular interest in justice system reforms or other causes, it is likely to subside somewhat next year if it follows the trend of recent recessions. On the other hand, heate...
For all its hardships, the pandemic has accelerated Oxford’s transition to new technologies, transformed our libraries into global digital hubs and shown us new ways to teach and foster lifelong learning. It has forced us to work together as a community more intensely than ever before, improving...
Other than changes, not opening up to your colleagues can result in frustration and give rise to “gossip culture” at the workplace. When information is not passed out with lucidity, not only does the quality of work get affected but it also gives rise to questioning the worth of the ...