From the course: Teaching Techniques: Blended Learning
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From the course: Teaching Techniques: Blended Learning
Next steps
- In the beginning of this course I mentioned that a great way to follow along was to make notes on your own course syllabus, jotting down ideas that you could implement with your next class. Hopefully the margins are full, and your neurons are buzzing. Keep in mind that blended learning is not an all or nothing approach, begin small incorporate the ideas that you think will work for you and benefit your students the most. When you're ready to go deeper into blended learning check out some of the other titles here on lynda.com such as my WordPress in the Classroom title where we apply the concepts of blended learning fundamentals to create an open, connected course with WordPress. Finally, I'd suggest reaching out to other teachers or the instructional designers at your campus to talk through some of your ideas and find out how they're implementing these concepts in their courses. You may want to join, or start a blended learning group at your institution.
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