Microsoft Word 08 Exam-Checklist Intro21 20211202 V02. docx

I know what blended learning means and can give concrete examples for different teaching scenarios.
A learning strategy known as blended learning mixes online learning with traditional classroom instruction under the direction of an instructor.
An instructional strategy called blended learning mixes online learning with traditional classroom instruction.
Hybrid learning is an alternative to blended learning. These two methods of learning are sometimes wrongly viewed as interchangeable. Despite the fact that they both denote a certain kind of combination, they differ significantly from one another.
In a hybrid learning environment, a teacher or instructor distributes materials to students, some of whom join the class in person and others remotely from home. In this situation, the instructor will impart knowledge to both pupils who are physically present and those who are remote via video conferencing technology and software.
On the other hand, blended learning integrates classroom instruction with online learning strategies. As a result, students can hear a lecture in a classroom and then complete an online exam at the same time or later at home.

Consider a blender and a hybrid vehicle. In the same way that a hybrid automobile mixes two different fuels, hybrid learning combines two different types of learning environments. Similar to how a blender blends anything you put in it, blended learning incorporates several forms of educational information. If you’re thinking about implementing blended learning, you’ll probably want to know whether it’s worth the trouble. So, take a look at some of the advantages of blended learning for learners (students or employees) and organizations (schools, universities, or companies):

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  Safer learning environment
  
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  Interactive learning process
  
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  Learner autonomy
  
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  Greater learner engagement
  
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  Better comprehension
  
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  Detailed analytics