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Explore online, blended, and hybrid learning models.

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Explore online, blended, and hybrid learning models.

by Mary Fretes
1

Which model blends online and in-person learning with equal emphasis on both?

2

What term describes learning that happens entirely in a digital environment with no physical class?

3

Which model allows students to take some courses online and others face-to-face?

Choose one or more answers

4

What defines online learning?

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Which model heavily relies on pre or post class online work and in-person activities?

6

What distinguishes hybrid learning from blended learning?

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Which challenge is common to online learning?

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What distinguishes a blended model's delivery method?

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Which statement fits online learning’s strengths?

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Hybrid learning balances online and in-person activities; Laurillard and others discuss this balance as key (Garrison & Vaughan, 2008).

Online learning delivers content via LMS and digital tools, not in-person sessions (Selwyn, 2011).

A La Carte lets select courses online while others are in-person, per Horn & Staker 2014.

Online learning uses LMS and virtual interactions; no physical classroom required.

Blended blends online prep with in-person sessions; online + offline integration.

Hybrid aims for equal weight; blended emphasizes integration but isn’t necessarily equal.

Isolation and motivation can be issues without community building.

Blended learning integrates both online prep and in-person sessions.

Online formats can reach many learners and provide rich resources.

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