Time to officially introduce you to a new face on EDUKWEST. Fellow Berlin expat André Klein wrote his insightful inaugural post yesterday. And he’s everything but a newbie to online education. André is among other the author of two books on … Continue reading →

I’m happy to announce that our small team of writers at EDUKWEST has grown once more and I have the pleasure to introduce you to Benjamin Stewart who I’m sure is known already in a big part of the online … Continue reading →

Finally, I’m not the only woman on the team anymore as we welcome Lidie Oleson, our new writer for EDUKWEST. Lidie first got in touch with me via LinkedIn and made a proposal you (at least I) don’t get every … Continue reading →

The thing I love most about being a blogger is the direct engagement with my readers. Getting feedback and thoughts on posts directly is always enlightening and brings up different angles of a story or delivers the basis for an … Continue reading →

Not a long time ago, I did a KWestions series on the opportunities lying in translation on the Internet. I had the chance to interview edupreneurs from various backgrounds in order to portray the different angles one might have regarding … Continue reading →

In France, but I believe this is true for the rest of the world, summer is this special period in the year when everything seems to reduce pace, school holidays are long and many people go on holidays or simply … Continue reading →

As you know, this blog here has become my personal sandbox again and all the news in education 2.0 are now over at EDUKWEST. In case you did not know, now you know . For all of you who check … Continue reading →

Kno, the education tablet manufacturer turned e-textbook provider launched some interesting new features. The software now automatically converts molecule models printent in textbooks into interactive 3D animations. Kno also added external video content from the Khan Academy. Right before the … Continue reading →

iversity, a Berlin-based education startup in the higher education sector announced a $1.6 million funding round. It is offering a free online workspace for educators and students with a variety of tools for organizing and collaboration. Big Think and The … Continue reading →

Lidie Olesen, one of our contributors over at EDUKWEST and librarian made me aware of International Literacy Day on September 8th and thus for the last couple of days I have been thinking in a broader way about how my own … Continue reading →