The document discusses personalizing learning through blended learning, which combines traditional face-to-face classroom learning with online learning. Blended learning allows students to choose how and at what pace they progress through content. It also describes adaptive learning, which uses technology like online courses, learning management systems, and educational software and applications to collect student data and provide personalized feedback to improve learning. Some challenges of blended learning include reliance on consistent technology access, self-motivation from students to complete courses independently, and higher expenses associated with electronic content and devices.

1. Personalizing Learning
via Blended learning

2. Blended Learning
• both the traditional face-to-face
classroom learning and online learning
• Students are allowed to choose how and
at what pace they move through the
content.

3. Blended Learning
Meet in a classroom
to collaborate
use channels in messengers, online
messaging platforms, and task
managers, and file-sharing services

4. Blended Learning
Classroom
Learning
Online
Learning
Blended
Learning
 Motivation
 One-to-one
feedback
 Personal time and
counselling
 Progress tracking
 Assessments and
practice activities
 Self-study
 Self-direction
 Self-tracking and
control
 Online assessments
 Group chats and
online discussions

5. Adaptive Learning
• is a teaching method that takes
advantage of interactive devices.
• uses technology to collects data from
students’ responses, assessment and
provide feedback in order to make the
necessary improvements.

6. Examples of Adaptive Learning
• Online courses

7. Examples of Adaptive Learning
• Learning Management System (LMS)

8. Examples of Adaptive Learning
• Educational software and applications

10. Challenges with Blended Learning
• Dependence on Technology – uninterrupted access to the
electronic/media devices
• Dependence on the Learner
for course completion –if not guided properly, the learning
may not be effective
• Expensive – Blended learning is supported
heavily by the e-learning content
and media devices like computers,
laptops, smart phones, data and wi-fi
connections.