Will It Blend? Blended Learning and Quality (Online Educa talk)
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Hans de Zwart will discuss principles of blended learning based on his experience in the corporate world. The talk will focus on quality and instructional design principles rather than specific learning management systems. He will define blended learning and discuss how learning works in organizations using Merrill's First Principles of Instruction as a framework. The talk will include visual examples of blended learning principles and take questions at the end.
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