Amanda Batson, October 10th, 2012
Actually, the answer to the question is both: Blended Learning AND Blended Education. The former is the ultimate goal; for success in blended learning, blended education is required. In general, the greater education world has coalesced around the notion of blended or hybrid learning. Such learning can refer to various delivery systems, e.g., . . . Read More: Blended Learning or Blended Education?
Amanda Batson, August 30th, 2012
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Companies that are growing their futures know and function with digital as the core operational structure. In an extremely insightful post, Jez Frampton highlights five ways to build brands in the post-digital world. As Global CEO of Interbrand, Frampton and his team recognize that digital drives everything as expressed . . . Read More: Digital = Education Design Fundamental or Afterthought?
Amanda Batson, August 22nd, 2012
With the daily tsunami of blogs, the content curator plays an important role. Thanks to SmartBrief, this superb post by Scott Anthony rose to the top for me: Turning Customer Intelligence into Innovation. Anthony cites several corporate examples where customer and company come together to create or improve a product. In essence, they become . . . Read More: Learning Co-Creators
Amanda Batson, July 23rd, 2012
Blended learning, that combination of f2f and online experiences, offers a kaleidoscope of learning opportunities. To provide quality education experiences, blended learning must include three basics: content, process, and product. One of my mentors, Irving S. Sato, set the framework for education excellence, particularly for gifted and talented students, with these three concepts. . . . Read More: Blended Learning Basics: Content
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