Blended learning – what is it?

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  • January 3, 2014 at 2:49 am #699
    Avatar of Norm Vaughan
    Norm Vaughan
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    Hi Everyone,

    Please take a moment to share your initial thoughts and insights regarding the following 3 questions:

    1. What is your definition of blended learning?

    2. What do you think are the opportunities of a blended approach to learning?

    3. What are some of the challenges with blended learning?

    4. How do you think you could apply a blended approach in your school, workplace, and/or institution? Looking forward to reading your responses!!

    Take care, Norm

    1. May 13, 2014 at 7:06 pm #875
      Avatar of Dan McGuire
      Dan McGuire
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      Well, Anders Norberg calls it A Boy Named Sue. The slide show where he explains why he thinks that the label is not all that useful is linked near the bottom of this post.http://developingprofessionalstaff-mpls.blogspot.com/2014/05/blended-hybrid-learning-exists-now.html

      If you follow some of the links in the above post you’ll see that I’ve been thinking about blended/hybrid learning for a few years. When I initially started teaching ‘blendedly’ I wasn’t thinking of a label. I was just using the tools at hand that worked for my students.

      Continuing to ask and answer the question will be fruitful for years to come, I think.

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