Blended Learning

1. Future in Education

1.1. F2F exclusive decreasing

1.2. Blended learning environments increasing

2. Models

2.1. F2F Primary

2.2. Rotation

2.3. Flex

2.4. Online Lab

2.5. Self Blend

2.6. Bookend

2.7. Anchor

2.8. Gradual Human (F2F) Approach

3. Where did it come from

3.1. Traditional Learning environment (F2F)

3.2. Digital Learning

4. Concepts

4.1. Asynchronous

4.2. Synchronous

4.3. Between 30% - 80% online content

4.4. Design Focus

5. Technology

5.1. Communications

5.1.1. Concepts

5.1.1.1. Cognitive Presence

5.1.1.2. Social Presence

5.1.1.3. Teaching Prescence

5.1.2. Email

5.1.3. Discussion Boards/Forums

5.1.4. Live chat

5.1.5. Blogs/message boards

5.2. VR

5.3. AR

5.4. Webinars/video conferencing

5.5. Podcasting

5.6. E-portfolios

5.7. Wiki’s

5.8. Social Networking

6. Contributors to the Movement

6.1. Curtis Bonk

6.2. Alison King

6.3. Eric Mazur

6.4. Norm Friesen

6.5. Randy Garrison

6.6. Norman Vaughan

6.7. Ron Owston