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learning traditional versus and online courses Alex Cioaca Talk Outline Core ideas Research study Some theory Online tools Conclusions Paradigm shift in education with the move from an agrarian to an industrial economy the small rural schoolhouse was supplanted by the big brick schoolhouse Four decades ago we began to move to another economy but we have yet to develop a new educational paradigm let alone create the schoolhouse of the future which may be neither school nor house Davis and Botkin 1994. Learning: . The . “. Hazards & Risks”. Dr. Vince Gawronski. Dr. William Holt. Birmingham-Southern College. A Generational Gap?. Beatrice. DEFINING THE PROBLEM. Technology in daily life. Overlapping academic interests. Recipes for Success. Leslie Hernandez, . MAEd. , NRP, FP-C. Disclaimer. No company or individual has requested or paid for an endorsement of product(s) mentioned in this presentation.. These are but a few of the tools and services available . Jennifer Manos, RN, MSN. Session Objectives. Describe the concepts of blended learning. Identify how blended learning can standardize education. Identify critical components needed to achieve the goals of incorporating blended learning to improve efficiencies. John Canuel, Vice President, blackboard global k-12 education strategy. Pam . willingham. , Information Systems Analyst, Volusia County Schools. Dorothy . hirata. and . mimi. . wong. , distance learning director and instructional technology manager, . The blended classroom now have access to technology that gives them the opportunity They organize work so that students can reflect on their The blended classroomHow can teachers and students use the Creating New Learning . Experiences. JoAnne C. Juett, Ph.D.. Assistant Professor, Scientific and Technical Writing, English Department. Instructional Technology Fellow, Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning. I. How is the blended family different from the nuclear family? . A. The blended family is different because many of the members of the blended family are not physically . related. to each other?. B. The blended family is different because the members of the family do not share all of the same . Based on . The Blended Course Design Workbook: A Practical Guide. Author Contact Information:. Dr. Katie Linder. www.bcdworkbook.com. . Twitter: @. Katie__Linder. Objectives. What is blended learning?. Krista Austin. ECE 7513. Blended Families. -Definition: “. a family that includes children of a previous marriage of one spouse or . both.” (Webster Dictionary). Family and Culture Characteristics. Laura Reid (from the Computer Science Department). Number 5. Buy the book: . E-Learning and the Science of Instruction . by Clark and Mayer. Great Tips about:. Avatars. Closed Captioning. Feedback on quizzes . High School. Crown Point High School. Crown Point, Indiana. Session Overview. Welcome and introductions. Strategic planning. Moving to scale. Content acquisition and professional development. Mixing BYOD and school provided devices. What is Blended Learning?. Some learning happens online in a format where the student has control over the path and pace at which they engage with . content.. Some learning happens in an instructor-led . Developing Educator Capability for Blended Delivery . Li Na; Craig Poole. TAFE Queensland. Blended Learning. TAFE Queensland. http://. www.greeleyschools.org. /Page/13456. “should be viewed as a pedagogical approach that combines the effectiveness and socialization opportunities of the classroom with the technological enhanced active learning possibilities of the online environment”.. Developing Educator Capability for Blended Delivery . Li Na; Craig Poole. TAFE Queensland. Blended Learning. TAFE Queensland. http://. www.greeleyschools.org. /Page/13456. “should be viewed as a pedagogical approach that combines the effectiveness and socialization opportunities of the classroom with the technological enhanced active learning possibilities of the online environment”..