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Blended Learning An Introduction

Blended Learning combines traditional face-to-face instruction with online learning, allowing for student control over various aspects of their education. It typically includes models such as rotation, flex, on-demand, and virtual enrichment, with the rotation model further divided into four submodels. The document also provides links to YouTube videos that explain the basics and models of blended learning.

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Blended Learning An Introduction

Blended Learning combines traditional face-to-face instruction with online learning, allowing for student control over various aspects of their education. It typically includes models such as rotation, flex, on-demand, and virtual enrichment, with the rotation model further divided into four submodels. The document also provides links to YouTube videos that explain the basics and models of blended learning.

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Blended Learning: An Introduction

Since online learning is a rapidly growing form of


education in the world, many traditional institutions
and instructors are using it. Face-to-face instruction
and learning via the computer or online is called
Blended Learning.

Most blended-learning programs have at least one of


the four models: rotation, flex, on-demand, and virtual
enrichment. The rotation model includes four
submodels: Rotation Station, Rotation Laboratory,
Swapped Class, and Individual Rotation.

The definition of BLENDED LEARNING is a formal


education program in which a student learns at least
in part through online-learning, with some element of
student control over time, place, path, and/or pace; at
least in part in a supervised brick-and-mortar location
away from home; and the modalities along each
student's learning path within a course or subject are
connected to provide an integrated learning
experience.

Learn about blended learning:

YouTube videos:

I-The Basics of Blended Learning


Education Elements
5.51 minutes

II-6 Models of Blended Learning


Kenzie Mack
2.06 minutes - Feb 5, 201
An online video describing 6 models of blended
learning.

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