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    Definition of Blended Learning An educational formation the integrates elearning techniques

    including online delivery of materials through web pages;discussion boards and/or email with traditional teaching methodsincluding lectures , in-person discussions ,seminars, or tutorials.

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    Williams (2002), stated that the blended learning as the combination offace-to- face and online learning. According to Ron Bleed (2001),blended learning should viewed as opportunity to redesign that coursesare developed, scheduled, and delivered in higher education through acombination of physical and virtual classroom, bricks and clicks.That means the definitions of blended learning is considered a

    blending of traditional teaching approaches such as face-to-faceclassroom and learning activities, and learning technologies throughthe internet and communication technology.

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    experiences that can be offered by the use of a mix of learningenvironments (Reid- Young, 2003); in other word, blended learning is a blending of different learning methods, techniques and resources andapplying them in an interactively meaningful learning environment.Learners should have easy access to different learning resources in orderto apply the knowledge and skills they learn under the supervision and

    support of the teacher inside and outside the classroom. This approachwill combine face-to-face instruction with computer-mediated

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    instruction. It also applies science or IT activities with the assistance ofinnovative educational technologies using computer, cellular or I-phones, Sky TV channels and other electronic media.

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    Blended learning environments can provide the opportunitiesafforded by mixing the best of both online delivery and thetraditional face-to-face delivery (Rovai & Jordon, 2004)

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    BL = combining instructional modalities (or delivery media)(Bersin &Associates, 2003; Orey, 2002a, 2002b; Singh & Reed,2001; Thomson, 2002)

    BL = combining instructional methods (Driscoll, 2002; House,2002; Rossett,2002)

    BL = combining online and face-to-face instruction (Reay, 2001;Rooney, 2003;Sands, 2002; Ward & LaBranche, 2003; Young,2002)

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