Blend Learning
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Blend learning is a formal education program where students learn through both online and in-person instruction, allowing some control over time, place, pace, or path of learning. There are several models of blend learning including rotation models where students rotate between online and in-person stations, and flex models where material is primarily online but teachers provide on-site support as needed. While blend learning provides flexibility, it also requires strong technical resources and IT literacy from both students and teachers.
Blend Learning
- 1. Blend Learning Suresh Babu.G Lecturer in General Education CTE CPAS Nedumkandam
- 2. Blend Learning • It is a formal education program in which a student learns at least in part through online delivery of content and instruction with some element of student control over time , place , path or pace.
- 6. Classification • Face-to-Face Driver Model – With this approach the introduction of online instruction is decided on a case-by-case basis , meaning only certain students in a given class will participate in any form of blend learning • Rotation Model – Students rotate between different stations on a fixed schedule (online or spend with teacher) • Flex Model – Material primarily delivered online teacher give on site support as needed
- 7. • Online Lab Model – here Students learn entirely online but travel to a dedicated computer lab to complete their course work. • Self-Blend Model – online study is promoted with traditional learning • Online Driver Model – here students work remotely and material is primarily delivered via an online platform.
- 15. Disadvantage • Strong dependence in technical resources • Needed IT literacy • Needed technical tools
- 16. THANKS