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Tools and techniques of blended learning
The document discusses blended learning, which integrates traditional classroom teaching with online learning, highlighting its components, advantages, and tools for implementation. It emphasizes the accessibility and improved engagement that blended learning offers while also addressing challenges associated with solely online education. Various platforms and methods, such as Google Workspace, LMS, and multimedia resources, are suggested for effective blended learning experiences.
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- 1. महात्मा गाांधी अांतर्ााष्ट्रीयहहांदी हिश्वहिद्यालय हिक्षा हिद्यापीठ द्वार्ा PMMMNMTT, र्क्षा माांत्रालय, भार्त सर्कार् क े तत्िािधान में उच्च हिक्षा में प्रौद्योहगकी – सक्षम अहधगम हिषय पर् आयोहित ऑनलाइन सांकाय सांिधान कायाक्रम (२७ अगस्त २०२१ ) विषय : मिश्रित मिक्षा उपकरण एिं तकनीक Topic: Blended Learning Tools and Techniques प्रस्तोता : डॉ. रोिा स्िार्ट जोज़फ
- 2. Tools and Techniques of BlendedLearning Dr. Roma Joseph Teacher Educator (Associate Professor) Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow, UP @Dr.RomaSmartJoseph
- 3. What is BlendedLearning?
- 4. Blended Learning • Combinationof Traditional classroom teaching and online learning Face-to-Face Learning Experiences Online Learning Experiences Integration
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- 6. Blended Learning • Alsoknown as "blended learning", "hybrid learning", "technology- mediated instruction", "web-enhanced instruction", and "mixed-mode instruction"
- 8. Components of Blendedlearning • Synchronous components • Asynchronous components
- 9. Components of Blendedlearning Synchronous components means real- time learning Synchronous Physical/Face-to-Face Components e.g., –Face-to-face Tutoring –Coaching or Mentoring Sessions –Classroom –Workshops –Conferences –Meetings –Labs
- 10. Components of Blended learning •Synchronous Electronic Components e.g., –Internet conferencing –Audio Conferencing (i.e., phone conferencing) –Live Video via satellite or Videoconferencing –Virtual Online Classroom –Instant Messaging
- 11. Components of Blended learning –Asynchronous Components means not real-time learning • Asynchronous Components – On-line self-paced Learning Content (Web pages) – E-mail, Discussion Forums – EPSS (Electronic Support Systems) & Job Aids – Web/Computer-Based instruction – Books, Articles, CD-ROM – Audio (disc/tape) ,Video (disc/tape) , White papers – Archived Live Events
- 12. What tools canI use to incorporate Blended Learning? Google Workspace for Education Connection, Communication, Organisation and Collaboration Tools
- 13. LMS : LearningManagement System Google Classroom Edmodo Nearpod MOODLE Synchronous Platform Google Meet Zoom Microsoft Teams Tools and Techniques for Blended Learning
- 14. Blogs Glogs Presentations E-books Kdp.amazon.com Podcasts Moodles Moocs You tube Instagram Facebook Tools andTechniques for Blended Learning
- 15. Blended Learning asa pedagogy for 21st century • Increased educational technology, easy-to-use software and a wide variety of mobile and digital platforms make blended learning models more accessible. • Blended Learning considers strengths and weaknesses in both traditional classroom teaching and online learning and merges the strengths of both. • Blended Learning, a chosen pedagogy for 21st century
- 17. Advantages of Blended Learning Increasedaccessibility Improved communication Self-pacing Learning becomes interesting Increases student motivation Improves efficiency in classroom use of e-textbooks drive down costs Access to global resources and materials Interaction with teachers and people from different parts of globe
- 18. Advantages of BlendedLearning (cont..) • Helps develop knowledge of using the latest technologies and the Internet • Learners have the ability to track their progress • More student-centric approach to education • Learners keep pace with advancements of 21st century • Students connect with concepts at deeper level
- 19. Disadvantages of onlinelearning over blended learning • Lack of motivation • Decreased communication • Loneliness • Learn in isolation • Lack of belongingness and real environment • Personal touch between teacher and student not there • Lack of Hands-on learning opportunities
- 20. Disadvantages of onlinelearning over blended learning (cont..) • Lack of adequate feedback • Decreased academic performance • Lack of collaborative tasks
- 21. References • URL – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blended_learning –www.teachthought.com/learning/blended...learning/the-benefits-of-blended-learning – https://elearningindustry.com/blended-learning-advantages-and-disadvantages-in-corporate- training – https://www.knowledgewave.com/blog/benefits-of-blended-learning – Book: Blended Learning: An Introduction by Dr. Roma Smart Joseph Available at https://www.amazon.in/Blended-Learning-Introduction-Roma-Smart/dp/1642497894 Socially connected at YouTube Dr. Roma Smart Joseph Instagram 🇮🇳 Dr. Roma Smart Joseph (@josephromasmart) • Instagram photos and videos Facebook https://www.facebook.com/roma.smart.37/ Twitter https://twitter.com/romasmart romasmart17@gmail.com
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