An important element of Blended Learning is giving students some control over time, place, path, and/or pace. To gain a better understanding of Blended Learning, please choose one or more of the options below as you consider these questions:
- What are some of the key elements in Blended Learning?
- How could elements of Blended Learning be applied in your classroom/school?
Option 1:
- Read pages 1-9 of Classifying K–12 Blended Learning from the Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation (formerly Innosight Institute) Note: The "Self-Blend" model is now called "A La Carte"
- Read the Educause article, Breakthrough Models for College Readiness and skim the profiles there to make connections to the previous reading.
- Respond to the questions at the top with a reply in Google Classroom.
Option 2:
- Click the links below to view infographics on Blended Learning
Note: Infographics are graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge ~Wikipedia
ISTE's Infographic: Ready, set, blend!
6 Types of Blended Learning
10 Drivers of Blended Learning in Education
- Respond to the questions at the top with a reply in Google Classroom .
Option 3:
- View two or more of the videos below on Blended Learning.
- Respond to the questions at the top with a reply in Google Classroom.