Hybrid Courses
by Evelyn Beck As distance education evolves from a totally on-line environment plagued by higher-than-average attrition rates, more options may make it easier for students to find the right match for the way they learn best. And many advocates say that increasingly popular hybrid courses may be the ideal approach to combine the best features of traditional education with the advantages of technology. Part on-line, part face-to-face, these mixed mode courses offer students the flexibility of Internet instruction along with the personalized support of classroom interaction. “The student is completely enveloped in a learning experience using various testing schemes, access […]
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