New Report Seeks to Clarify 'Blended Learning' Confusion
Policies recommended for mixing face-to-face and online learning
What exactly does “blended learning” mean?
Experts often concede that the term—which describes a mix of face-to-face and online learning—is defined numerous ways by different organizations and people.
A new report published by the Mountain View, Calif.-based Innosight Institute seeks to clear up the confusion and provide a working definition of blended learning, along with a framework for mapping...
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