There has been a significant rise in the number of online videos and people all over the world have access to the information. Now is the time to apply this modern technology to education, as it would become democratic, equally...
moreThere has been a significant rise in the number of online videos and people all over the world have access to the information. Now is the time to apply this modern technology to education, as it would become democratic, equally distributed to the world and with free access to everybody. To catch up with this trend, we have launched new Curation-based Online e-learning site ‘Cyllabus’ education. In this presentation, we aim to provide some fundamental guidelines on how to utilise Cyllabus within public schools, as well as what is special and unique about this brand new Japanese site. There is no fee or cost incurred to use the site, and it is accessible to anyone who wishes to study or teach educational materials. It includes step-by-step instructions on how best to understand the different methods used to learn English and is particularly useful for those who struggle to understand certain concepts of the language, as it uses explanations that are not overly complicated and visual effects to assist in both motivating students as well as helping retain this information. Teachers are also able to include teaching materials on Cyllabus without any prior knowledge of the programming as it is designed so that anyone is able to produce e-learning components with little confusion. This technology will then be applied into flipped classrooms worldwide in the near future. Advanced technology in education is inevitable
and we will be forced to use new technology under new circumstances.
