The document describes a case study on a blended learning course for sub-degree students in Hong Kong. It discusses the literature on blended learning and the methodology used in the case study, which involved interviews and observations of students in a management accounting course. The results identified 12 themes in student experiences, including integrating online and face-to-face learning and engaging with peers. Students demonstrated autonomy by directing their own learning online and collaborating without the teacher. However, the Community of Inquiry framework does not fully capture this autonomy. The conclusion calls for extending the framework to reflect how autonomy relates to online learning communities.