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Perhaps we are now in 21st century so basically we are now in technology era. Since the day were technologies have been access by over the world, teachers in 21st century are able to connect with their students easier and enhance student learning.
Educational online platforms
• This is a massive online teaching platform with over 2 million students worldwide and 13,000 courses. It lets instructors design robust classes including video lectures, PowerPoint files, screencast videos, documents, audio files, text, and mashup videos. The platform is completely free for instructors to create their courses which they may offer either for free or for a fee. If there is a fee involved, Udemy takes a percentage of that. This is a very professional-looking platform that has a lot to offer. Source: http://oedb.org/ilibrarian/6-free-platforms- teaching-online/
This free online learning platform enables instructors to design and offer courses consisting of a combination of videos, audio files, PowerPoint presentations, and documents such as PDF files, as well as tests consisting of multiple choice questions. Instructors can choose to make their courses freely available or charge a fee for them. Learnopia takes a percentage of all for-fee courses.
Rather than a place to teach students, this is a website where instructors can either sell or share freely their teaching materials. Teachers may post videos, learning kits, lesson plans, study guides, clip art, and much more that they can choose to give away or charge for. If there is a charge involved, teachers earn royalties on the money earned.
• Slide Share is an online community that allows users to upload and share PowerPoint presentations, documents, and infographics. It also provides users the ability to rate, comment on, and share the uploaded content. The platform covetechnology, rs topics such leadership, education, marketing, design, entertainment, data analytics, economy and finance, engineering, environment, food, health and medicine, real estate, recruiting and HR, retail, social media, travel, and more. Source: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/slideshare
• The Study.com app will help you learn any academic subject on the go. An online learning platform, to provide you with a flexible, affordable pathway to finishing your degree.
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  • 2. Perhaps we are now in 21st century so basically we are now in technology era. Since the day were technologies have been access by over the world, teachers in 21st century are able to connect with their students easier and enhance student learning.
  • 4. • This is a massive online teaching platform with over 2 million students worldwide and 13,000 courses. It lets instructors design robust classes including video lectures, PowerPoint files, screencast videos, documents, audio files, text, and mashup videos. The platform is completely free for instructors to create their courses which they may offer either for free or for a fee. If there is a fee involved, Udemy takes a percentage of that. This is a very professional-looking platform that has a lot to offer. Source: http://oedb.org/ilibrarian/6-free-platforms- teaching-online/
  • 5. This free online learning platform enables instructors to design and offer courses consisting of a combination of videos, audio files, PowerPoint presentations, and documents such as PDF files, as well as tests consisting of multiple choice questions. Instructors can choose to make their courses freely available or charge a fee for them. Learnopia takes a percentage of all for-fee courses.
  • 6. Rather than a place to teach students, this is a website where instructors can either sell or share freely their teaching materials. Teachers may post videos, learning kits, lesson plans, study guides, clip art, and much more that they can choose to give away or charge for. If there is a charge involved, teachers earn royalties on the money earned.
  • 7. • Slide Share is an online community that allows users to upload and share PowerPoint presentations, documents, and infographics. It also provides users the ability to rate, comment on, and share the uploaded content. The platform covetechnology, rs topics such leadership, education, marketing, design, entertainment, data analytics, economy and finance, engineering, environment, food, health and medicine, real estate, recruiting and HR, retail, social media, travel, and more. Source: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/slideshare
  • 8. • The Study.com app will help you learn any academic subject on the go. An online learning platform, to provide you with a flexible, affordable pathway to finishing your degree.