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Fears of the ‘digital divide’ are unfounded: a blended mode has proven itself to students. 
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MediaCore’s powerful media library provides schools, higher ed institutions and businesses with an easy way to share and manage their educational content. Via Nik Peachey
Nik Peachey's curator insight,
December 11, 2013 3:05 AM
This looks like a great way for schools to host video and build learning around it. There is also a plugin for Moodle making it easier to import in video. 
Polina Hadjipanayiotou's curator insight,
January 26, 2014 6:44 AM
Once more media changing how education is delivered
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Discusses some basic ideas about blended learning and how tutors could leverage it in their businesses
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I like this definition: "Blended learning – a combination of face-to-face and online learning that reduces “classroom contact hours” while incorporating “computer-mediated activities” to form an integrated instructional approach – is getting attention as a solution to a range of academic and financial challenges in education today, particularly in higher ed settings."
Wiranda Stam's curator insight,
February 22, 2013 7:23 AM
maakt duidelijk waarom we toch echt geinteresseerd zouden moeten zijn in blended learning als docent.... of waren we dat al lang?
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Teaching to the Common Core State Standards Using Blended Instruction
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Blended learning is rapidly turning out to be probably the most favored method of getting an training. With altering occasions and technologies, training should also develop and evolve and include the technologies accessible to make sure a much better training. The advantages are only also great to disregard. A economical, versatile, handy, and impactful method to discover merely can’t be defeat.
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A few weeks ago, a colleague emailed me about some trouble she was having with her first attempt at blended instruction. She had created some videos to pre-teach a concept, incorporated some active learning strategies into her face-to-face class to build on the video, and assigned an online quiz so she could assess what the students had learned. After grading the quizzes, however, she found that many of the students struggled with the concept. “Maybe,” she wondered, “blended instruction won’t work with my content area.”
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Hybrid learning starts with the learner. The teacher controls what learning is delivered in blended learning environments. Via Barbara Bray
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Live Training, Self-Paced Learning, & Blended Learning: What is Right for My Organization? | Knoodle
Live Training, Self-Paced Learning, & Blended Learning: What is Right for My Organization?
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