If you are an educator these days you’ve probably heard of blended learning. Odds are you’re blending in some capacity already.
So in this episode we look at the future of blended learning, from the current issue of its multiple definitions to schools leading in next-gen models, from the importance of blended and personalized learning for educators to the growing importance of having a guiding vision for implementation.
This episode was recorded at the iNACOL Symposium where we talked with leading blended learning experts including:
- Beth Rabbitt, Partner at The Learning Accelerator
- Daniel Owens, Partner at The Learning Accelerator
- Shawn Rubin, Director of Blended Learning at the Highlander Institute
- John Rice, Director of Blended Learning at District of Columbia Public Schools
We want to thank iNACOL sponsor of this podcast. iNACOL’s mission is to ensure that all students have access to a world class education and quality blended and online learning opportunities that prepare them for a lifetime of success.
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[…] The future of blended learning in the corporate environment will mainly depend on how the available and future technology will be used to complement instruction-led training. Its success will also go hand in hand with the positive perception managers and employers have on virtual training. Enabling corporations to take the traditional training to a whole new level, blended learning is definitely the corporate training method of the future. […]