• Not blended learning

    Paper behind glass – uploading class slides to Blackboard.

  • Why not?

    The online components should be integrated with the face-to-face components. It cannot merely be supplemental to the face-to-face components.

  • Blended learning

    Flip the classroom: Upload a screencast with a portion of the class slides that students must review before coming to class. Add additional reading material that will clarify the content further. Class time is then used to do a different portion of the content and to have deeper discussions/ class activities on the slides and material students had to review before class.

  • Not blended learning

    Uploading a lecture recording to Blackboard.

  • Why not?

    The online components should be integrated with the face-to-face components. It cannot merely be supplemental to the face-to-face components.

  • Blended learning

    Flip the classroom: Upload a screencast with a portion of the class slides that students must review before coming to class. Add additional reading material that will clarify the content further. Class time is then used to do a different portion of the content and to have deeper discussions/ class activities on the slides and material students had to review before class.

  • Not blended learning

    Providing additional reading material on Blackboard.

  • Why not?

    The online components should be integrated with the face-to-face components. It cannot merely be supplemental to the face-to-face components.

  • Blended learning

    Flip the classroom: Upload a screencast with a portion of the class slides that students must review before coming to class. Add additional reading material that will clarify the content further. Class time is then used to do a different portion of the content and to have deeper discussions/ class activities on the slides and material students had to review before class.

  • Not blended learning

    An online assessment(s) completed in a computer laboratory with invigilation.

  • Why not?

    Students have no control over time, place, path or pace.

  • Blended learning

    An online assessment that students can complete in their own time at home or in the open computer laboratories.