University

Introduction By 2025, education is being rewritten—not just in classrooms, but at its very foundation. As learning becomes increasingly digital, the security, ownership, and verification of academic records has become a major concern. In response, blockchain technology is emerging as a game-changer, set to transform how degrees, credentials, transcripts, and even exam results are stored,

Introduction In the era of 8-second attention spans and algorithm-driven content, traditional 60-minute lectures and dense textbooks are beginning to feel… obsolete. Enter microlearning—bite-sized, highly-focused learning units designed to be consumed in short bursts. And in 2025, microlearning isn’t just a buzzword. It’s becoming the default learning method for millions, from high schoolers on YouTube

Introduction In 2025, AI writing tools have become nearly as common as citation managers or plagiarism checkers. Platforms like ChatGPT, GrammarlyGO, and Jasper can now generate coherent, grammatically flawless academic paragraphs in seconds. But this revolution brings up critical questions—especially for students and researchers: Is it ethical to use AI to write research papers? If

Introduction In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming more than just the way we search, write, or automate tasks—it’s becoming a powerful ally for inclusive education. For millions of students with learning differences such as dyslexia, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), traditional classrooms often fail to meet their unique needs. But AI

Introduction In 2025, students are managing more than ever—online classes, research, note-taking, time management, and AI-integrated learning. Chrome, the most widely used browser globally, has become a central hub for this digital learning experience. But it’s not just about the browser anymore—it’s about which extensions you use to supercharge your productivity, focus, learning, and organization.