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Over the past months, we’ve explored multiple dimensions of blended learning from activities, courses, programs, and experiences. These have provided opportunities to explore, get feedback, […]
Throughout the prior installments of this series, we have explored the formal side of blended learning. We practiced designing and facilitating blended learning activities, courses, […]
In the previous article, I explored several approaches to designing courses using blended learning strategies. In this article, I’ll focus on a few design approaches to […]
When designing blended learning courses, the whole should be much greater than the sum of the parts. The prior posts in this series focused on the […]
About Blended Learning Lessons and Activities In the previous post in this series, I talked about the general principles and qualities of blended learning environments. […]
One of the most common instructional design models in use today is the Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate (ADDIE) model.This model is commonly applied […]
The term “blended learning” has been used in educational contexts for some time; however, the meaning of the term has continuously evolved and taken on […]
One of the lessons we are learning from the Introduction to Learning Environment Design open course is the importance of critique and feedback. In a […]
Launching the Institute for Learning Environment Design (ILED) has created some rather interesting discussion around a simple, yet fundamental question. What is a “learning environment”? […]
One of the most profound benefits of Learning Environment Modeling is the ability to easily separate two distinct, yet complimentary elements of effective learning experiences. […]
This model illustrates how to design an ice breaker introduction activity in an in-person classroom learning environment.Filed under: News
For several years, I have have been interested in how to create thinking and design tools that help professional educators who design learning environments like courses […]
