Games that are specifically designed to teach people – primarily children – a certain subject, or assist in learning a skill with play. Often called edutainment due to the combining of an entertainmen [..]

The study of the creation and use of tools by humans, and the ability to create and use these tools to shape their environment to fit their needs, the goal of which is spreading technological literacy [..]

Conferred by higher education institutions, an academic degree is one of a number of status levels that most often signify the successful completion of a program of study.

An institution of education, dedicated to research and higher education. These institutions grant academic degrees.

An ethical policy or moral code in academia, including avoiding forms of cheating and plagiarism, keeping honest standards in academic publishing, and maintaining academic standards.

The publishing system in place that allows academic scholars to submit their work for peer review, making it available for a broader audience. Also known as the “system,” academic publishing can vary [..]

In relation to education, an accrediting body is an organization that issues certificates or licenses to individuals who have met a rigorous coursework standards to the satisfaction of the body.

The learning process where students are actively engaging the material. Often utilizing cooperative learning, active learning involves peer discussion, writing, reading, and direct engagement while so [..]

Also known as andragogy, adult education is the practice of educating and teaching adults, often through the workplace. Sometimes referred to by the term “Training and Development,” adult education is [..]

Any approach to learning and teaching that is different that the traditional style found in public and private schools. Also known as non-traditional education, the various approaches can be applied t [..]