At a minimum, blended instructors should allow six months lead time for course development; one year is preferred. Several instructors voiced an opinion that the need for integration and organization necessitates a full course redesign; creating a blended course is not as simple as placing presentation slides or notes online.
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Challenges & Strategies | DeafTEC - 0 views
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Resources to support teaching hard of hearing students
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At a minimum, blended instructors should allow six months lead time for course development; one year is preferred. Several instructors voiced an opinion that the need for integration and organization necessitates a full course redesign; creating a blended course is not as simple as placing presentation slides or notes online.
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Time requirement for developing blended learning modules
Flipped Classroom: An Approach to Teaching and Learning | e-learning at Sheffield Hallam - 0 views
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Useful for blended learning resource on implementing blended learning
Instruction at FSU: A Guide to Teaching & Learning Practices | Office of Distance Learning - 1 views
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Chapter 7: Lecturing Effectively
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Chapter 1: Designing an Effective Course
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Challenging or conforming: the art of blended learning - 0 views
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Presentation by Allison LittleJohn. Slide 35 has a useful template for planning and sequencing a learning activity
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