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Sherri Lancton

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started by Sherri Lancton on 04 Mar 15
  • Sherri Lancton
     
    It is interesting that definitions differ from K-12 to Higher Ed and between Higher Ed institutions as well. These documents provide some different perspectives on the terminology:

    Good basic definitions: http://online.teaching.ucla.edu/Terminology

    Overview of different delivery types - myths and realities - K-12. The definition of blended is very different than what we imagine. The links to the YouTube on a f2f teacher who is not "teacher centered" and to the original video on flipped learning by the teachers in Colorado who coined the phrase are worth watching.

    http://www.eclass4learning.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Blended-Learning-Keynote.pdf

    And this article has a great lit review of different definitions of hybrid, blended, and flipped along with a continuum of classroom delivered to totally online that might be modified to describe the definitions and percent of classroom and online as defined by your school.

    http://c21u.gatech.edu/sites/default/files/HICE%20Conference%20Proceedings_1556_with%20citation%5B4%5D.pdf

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