Category Archives: Online Learner

Many of us will be traveling by car over the Christmas holiday to visit with family and friends.  I see a direct analogy between the trips that many of us will take and an someone’s goal or new year’s resolution to go back to … Continue reading →

I recently read a Barna Research Report that really resonated with me.  It indicated, overall, 70 million Americans (31% of adults) feel “held back or defined by something in their past. This perception was most commonly expressed by younger adults, blacks, … Continue reading →

What would this world be like if everyone who wanted it had access to relevant education for free? In recent weeks, I have been looking closely at organizations like the Khan Academy and Alison.com that are doing just that. They … Continue reading →

I have been in the distance and online education for twenty-five years – as a student, faculty member, and administrator. I have seen over the years, first-hand, numerous advances in technology, curriculum design, and student services. Many of these advances … Continue reading →

There’s a reason that the life coach is one of the country’s fastest-growing professions: it requires less formal education than most “helping professions,” yet is comparable—or better—paying. Forbes recently reported that 10% to 20% of all professional life coaches are … Continue reading →