blended learning

blended learning

1. is a formal education program in part through delivery of content & instruction

2. model

   • face-to-face driver
   • rotation
   • flex
   • labs
   • self-blend
   • online driver

3. advantages

   • student can work on their own with new concepts
   • teachers can streamlline their instruction to help all students
   • reduce educational expenses
   • reportedly more effective
   • improve student attitude towards learning
   • lower costs by putting classroom
   • advance their skills or exceed grade restrictions

4. disadvantages

   • has a strong dependence on the technical resources
   • tools need to be reliable, easy to use & up to date
   • can servie as a significant barrier for student
   • can be challenging is group work-difficulties with management in obline setting
   • can be more time consuming
   • can also with new costs

5. 21st century literacies

   • develop proficiency & fluency with the tools of technology
   • build intentional cross
   • design & share information for global communities
   • manage, analyze & synthesize multiple streams
   • create, critque, analyze & evaluate
   • attend to the ethical responsibilities

6. community

   • helps to developed a better feel for the online community