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Blended Learning by Example Workshop (2/2)
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Authors
- Jennifer FrenchLecturer in Digital Learning, Department of Mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Postdoctoral Associate in Digital Learning Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyLearn More
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Assistant Director, J-WEL Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyLearn More
Description
Topics: Blended Learning Blended/Hybrid Learning
Licensing Information: All Rights Reserved
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Since May 2016, the Abdulla Al Ghurair Foundation for Education (AGFE) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have charted a novel path for educational collaborations among higher education institutions and philanthropies.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many schools and universities are moving their instruction temporarily online.
Blended learning is a term that is used loosely to describe a wide range of models where engagement in a traditional face to face instruction is reinvented using online and digital tools.
In this clip from the HybridEd 2018 Workshop, Prof. Chrysanthos Dellarocas, Associate Provost for Digital Learning and Innovation at Boston University, shares his view of the future role of the university in a world of rapid changes to demands for workforce skills.
The closing presentation from the HybridEd Workshop 2018, held June 21 on the MIT campus.
The sixth panel from the 2018 HybridEd Workshop, featuring Daniel Seaton, Product Owner for DART at Harvard University; Brad Wheeler, Learning Experience Designer for the Boston University Center for Teaching & Learning; Liling Huang, Lecturer in Chinese at Boston University; and Robert Rubin