Richa Ahuja
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Richa Ahuja is a professional writer cum blogger, she loves on various things and like share with people. Currently working with Think Exam which is a leading Online Exam Software
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Top 5 platforms to create online courses and earn money
Creating your first online course can be a troublesome task especially if you are unaware of the online world. Teachers who want to shift to teaching online or who are aspiring to become an online teacher should take a few considerations before choosing the right kind of online teaching platform for you. Needless to say, the eLearning market is in a boom due to the global pandemic which gives an opportunity for teachers to set up their online base and start teaching online.
By Richa Ahuja5 years ago in Education
Why remote proctoring software is being adopted so frequently?
Right from educational industry to even corporate sectors, assessments are being increasingly automated for better outreach and ease. But with this significant move some of the challenges such as test takers authentication and deterring cheating became a point to ponder.
By Richa Ahuja6 years ago in Education
Top 5 educational apps for every aspirant preparing for their upcoming exams!
This era of education is all about digital learning and teaching! Mobile phones that were once used only as a source of communication have now turned into online learning platform. Now every educator and learner is empowered with technology that instantly connects them with each other, bringing the power of teaching and learning right into their hand held gadgets.
By Richa Ahuja6 years ago in Education
How to ensure assessment integrity in distance learning?
As we are gradually moving towards online platform for lending instructions and conducting exams, maintaining the academic and assessment integrity has become of prime importance. Given the sensitivity of this time when Coronavirus spread is restricting all sorts of connections, online educational platforms are the only source for teachers to continue the academic necessities.
By Richa Ahuja6 years ago in Education
