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How to Learn a Language on Your Own

Have you always wanted to learn a new language? we’ve put together this guide filled with language-learning strategies, tools, and tips to help you navigate the long (but rewarding!) journey of language learning.

Have you always wanted to learn a new language? You’re not alone. According to Duolingo, 30 million people attempted to learn a new language in 2020.

If you’re like many people around the world, this goal may be one you’ve been telling yourself you’ll start working towards for a long time now – but it can be a daunting task if you don’t know where to start. And even once you do get started, keeping up that momentum may be difficult.

While many of us were required to take language courses in school, learning a new language on your own, for example, translating English into French, takes motivation, dedication, and determination. Sometimes, though, you just need a little push!

Note-Taking Methods for College — Best Practices to Optimize the Process

With Kdan Mobile’s back-to-school theme “Unleash Your Inner Talent” beginning on August 15th, you can get Kdan note-taking apps & software at only half price, don’t miss it!

Taking adequate and efficient notes in college is a key factor in academic success. While the pressures of lectures, homework, essays, and exams can feel overwhelming, implementing strategic note-taking methods helps students break down the material into more retainable and manageable pieces. If you’ve found yourself struggling to take helpful notes during lectures or while reading material, except for hiring professional essay service, here’s everything you need to know to optimize your note-taking process.

The Best Creative Tools for Back to School Season 2021!

It’s that time of year again! Students and teachers are returning to schools in person, meeting each other for the first time in a while, and learning in physical classrooms again.

It’s that time of year again! Students and teachers are returning to schools in person, meeting each other for the first time in a while, and learning in physical classrooms again. Even though schools and universities are opening back up, the transition won’t be easy. According to Thesis Geek, Educators tend to find ways to continue the online learning experience that students have gotten used to, in order to ensure a smooth transition. One notable example includes some schools in Denmark keeping half of the students in-person, and half remote.

We want to make your classroom experience great with lifetime access to great tools. For a one-time purchase, we’re offering 30% off on Creativity 365 apps and 50% off on PDF Reader for all students and teachers! Alternatively, you can have the whole Creativity 365 collection for iOS on an annual plan with a 30% off discount. This offer is for a limited time only available from 16th August to 22nd September 2021, don’t miss it!

Read on to learn how you can be creative and productive in the classroom with Creativity 365 & PDF Reader. Scroll to the bottom to find the discount information!

Increase the Efficiency of your Group Project

With Kdan Mobile’s back-to-school theme “Unleash Your Inner Talent” beginning on August 15th, you can get Kdan Creativity 365 with 50% off, so don’t miss it!

Group project is a part of a student’s learning process and, while necessary, can be frustrating. Working with others is difficult to learn, and miscommunication makes this process even harder when group members aren’t face-to-face.

In this article, we’ll show you how to integrate Creativity 365 Education into your group project and other tools you can use to stay well-connected, productive, and learning efficiently.

How To Develop a Collaborative Learning Culture

A collaborative learning culture gives everyone a voice and allows ideas to flow freely within an organization, encouraging continuous learning and fostering a growth mindset. Check to see what a collaborative culture of learning is, its benefits, and how to create one within your organization.

2020’s significant shift to remote working led to a surge in learning and development (L&D) within organizations. According to LinkedIn Learning research, globally, 63% of those within an L&D sector agree that learning and development now has a seat at the C-Suite or CEB table. This is up from 24% that was discovered in March 2020.

When developing a strong learning culture, however, organizations must focus on making it collaborative and dynamic. You must allow your team members to explore their creativity at work, individually, and as a team. A collaborative learning culture gives everyone a voice and allows ideas to flow freely within an organization, encouraging continuous learning and fostering a growth mindset.

We will break down what a collaborative learning culture is, its benefits, and how to create one within your organization.