Hi members,
Blended Learning offers students the benefits of both a digital and physical education.
They can learn in their own time as well as benefit from the social interaction of a classroom.
To help you sift through the noise we explore 5 methods educationalists can embark upon to incorporate blended learning into their curriculum. From the more well known flipped classroom model to social media blending, we have you covered.
LEARN MORE FROM THE EXPERTS THIS AUGUST
- Design a Multi-Dimensional Academic and Urban Community, presented by Gavin Heaphy, Construction Director, University of Cambridge
- Make the Case for Space: Achievements in Learning Space Technology Revitalization at Princeton University, presented by Dr Richard E. Bakken, Director, Instructional Support Services, Princeton University
- Create a Physical Space that Recognises Developmental Needs, case studies presented by Richard Henry, Head of School, GEMS World Academy Singapore
- Promote Active Learning and Interactivity with Adaptable Spaces and Flexible Furniture, presented by Laura Munaro, Head of Preschool, German European School Singapore