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Category Archives: Hybrid Course Delivery
Dialogue
From the pitfall reading,”Many online courses assume a two-way dialogue between each student and the instructor, and they forget about the ways in which students learn from each other’s mistakes, ideas, and input. Consider creating wiki spaces in which groups … Continue reading
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Tagged interactive course delivery, Interactive Engagement
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New skills required for hybrid instructors
If the in-class portion of a hybrid course is about small group exercises and synthesis of the online portion of the courses, then new skills are required for the instructor. it is relatively easy to be the sage on the … Continue reading
pitfalls
In my experience students need a conceptual map to how the course is laid out and what the expectations are each week. By having too many different “activities” that are not logically laid out e.g., step one, step two, step … Continue reading
Pitfalls of Online Course Development
After reading the 5 pitfalls, I realized that I have made most of these in the past and most likely would have continued to do so. Posting readings, discussion questions, assignments, quizzes, exams, PP slides…all of this I have done … Continue reading
Thinking about course content.
My Web-Enhanced class has been going for three weeks now. One of the main things I have noticed is that since the students are leading the way we are getting much more feedback from the students about how they are … Continue reading
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Tagged Content, Course Design, Interactive Engagement
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Blog vs. Discussion Board
What’s are trade-offs? I’ve not heard anything from students about using blogs in their courses. I’ve heard a whole lot about students’ about their dislike of discussion boards in blackboard and assignments that seem more like busywork to them vs. … Continue reading
Welcome Back – Fall ’12
This blog is for the reflections of faculty in the OSU Hybrid Course Development Pilot Program, and all who would like to join in to comment on blended learning and the particular challenges of design and delivery of hybrid courses. … Continue reading
Posted in Hybrid Course Delivery, Hybrid Course Design
Tagged blended learning, Hybrid Design
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