There are a number of options for schools & districts hoping to keep learning consistent. Learn how school districts can support blended learning models.

As classroom-based learning and online learning have evolved, the optimal solution that has emerged to give students the best of both worlds is a combination of both.

Are you still unconvinced that blended learning is the way of the future? Take a look at these five major benefits of blended learning that are certain to change your mind.

The concept of blended learning has been around since the 1960s, but only recently has it taken off as a methodology, enabled by technology, for integrating traditional and virtual classrooms.

There is also another important way to structure learning, known as blended learning. What is Blended Learning? At its simplest, blended learning is “enhancing instruction with digital supplemental ...

This story on how blended learning can help schools reopen during the COVID pandemic, originally published on June 15, was eSN’s No. 9 most popular story of 2020. Check back each day for the next ...

The important thing to remember when implementing new blended learning strategies for student engagement is that there is no one right way.

In the pandemic era, it has become clear that online learning has huge limitations in terms of in-person interaction and socialization. The blended learning model, which combines traditional face ...

But there’s another option: a mix of online and in-person instruction that researchers have dubbed “blended learning.” This does not refer to the practice of holding some courses online and ...

Drawing conclusions about what works in blended learning is difficult, because of the amorphous nature of the term, rapid changes in technology and how it is used, and other factors.

Blended learning isn’t new to higher education, but the coronavirus pandemic has fueled a rapid expansion as colleges combine the flexibility of online instruction with the benefits of face-to-face ...

With ISF's support, Teach For Bangladesh, brought internet-based learning to 1,847 marginalised students—exceeding its ...