The Benefits of Blended Learning Explained — from Faculty Focus
When talking to administrators, point out that blended learning…
- impacts the entire institution.
- offers a learner-centered pedagogy.
- may integrate with the strategic plan.
- improves classroom utilization.
- can help match delivery to academic need.
- can help fill under-enrolled courses and programs.
When talking to faculty, point out that blended learning….
- gives them access to new resources.
- introduces them to online learning.
- is an opportunity for faculty development and lets them experiment with new pedagogies and techniques.
- helps meet student expectations and build student skills.
- allows for more flexible scheduling.
- retains the face-to-face aspect faculty may cherish.
When talking to students, point out blended learning…
- meets their expectations for utilizing technology.
- develops independent learning skills.
- offers increased flexibility and convenience.
- provides better access to those with job, family, or distance barriers.
- helps reduce educational costs.
