Since 2014, Teachable (previously Fedora) has become a fast-growing platform for course creators. As a serious competitor to Udemy’s dominance, it seems like a great choice for an instructor looking to create their first online course — but is it the best one? Want to be the first to read…

In the past, you may have interacted with educational content within a technological setting, whether it be a pre-recorded lecture, online course, or YouTube video. Any digital content of this nature fits into Student-Technology paradigm, an attempt at scaling the teaching process by removing the instructor from being a prominent…

For many years, researchers have looked into the circumstances under which multiplayer (collaborative) learning is more effective. In this article, we examine the opportunities and challenges for multiplayer learning in an online environment. We will use the game Among Us as a reference point in our discussion. Want to be…

Linear narrative structures are the most widely used and accepted online course format. When instructors use linear narratives, they deliver teaching content with a clear beginning, middle and end. …

Course non-linearity seems like an exciting choice for an instructor looking to create an innovative online course — but what are the benefits and drawbacks? Want to be the first to read these articles? Sign up at https://tutorpass.substack.com/, and we’ll add you to our mailing list. In a game of…