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Blended Learning

Blended learning is an integrated approach to teaching and learning that includes multiple mode of instruction and learner’s practice. Blended learning often also referred to as “hybrid learning”

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Blended Learning

Blended learning is an integrated approach to teaching and learning that includes multiple mode of instruction and learner’s practice. Blended learning often also referred to as “hybrid learning”

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WELCOME

Grace College Of Education


Padanthalumoodu

Pedagogy of Computer science

Name: K. Jebisha
Roll no: 53
Department: Computer Science
Introduction:
Blended learning is an
approach to education that
combines online educational
materials and opportunities for
interaction online with traditional
place-based classroom methods.
It requires the physical presence
of both teacher and student, with
some element of student control
over time, place, path, or pace.
Definition:
Blended learning is an
integrated approach to teaching
and learning that includes
multiple mode of instruction and
learner’s practice. Blended
learning often also referred to as
“hybrid learning”
Hybrid learning is the
integration of face-to-face(F2F)
learning with online learning
activities.
Objectives:
 Increase the amount and quality-to- student and
student-to-student interaction.
 Increase opportunities for active and collaborative
learning assessment before, during and after
lectures.
 Help students prepare for class discussion or lab
work.
 Facilitate more varied and engaging media for
presenting course content.
 Address learning bottlenecks via new types of
interactive and independent learning activities.
 Drive collaborative teacher problem-solving.
Benefits of blended learning:

 Self- paced learning


 Better engagement
 Deeper learning
 Time saving
 Creative
 Cost reduction
Advantage:
Disadvantage:
Conclusion:

Blended learning can


be the best of both worlds,
and though a significant
undertaking once
implemented successfully
such a program has
significant benefits for the
organization and employees.
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