Interesting discussions and food for thought for those working in schools, universities, and EdTech.

Accessible tools that help add interactivity to online lessons or distance learning.

There will also be discussions and workshops with experts who develop corporate training and courses in EdTech.

MMSO experts discussed what's more important: focusing on targeted professional involvement or showing students a broad range of opportunities.

Comparison based on key parameters: student characteristics and goals, program duration, formats, selection of experts, and use of real-world cases.

This mechanism is worth knowing and taking into account for developers of educational content and educational environments.

These are universal working guidelines for teachers, methodologists, and anyone who designs learning that involves technology.

An excerpt from Elena Tikhomirova’s book “Learning with Meaning”.

A methodologist, an expert, and a business coach walk into a bar... How can they ensure their audience not only laughs, but also learns something?

We'll explore how to shift from trying to read the minds of training clients to productive conversation.

Tools for creating exercises and quests, interactive presentations and longreads, and platforms for delivering engaging lessons—all in our selection.

Neural networks will help generate and improve educational content, conveniently package it, and engage students in learning.