What's hot in second language teaching

Camila Barrera Lissete Gajardo

Alejandro Moreno

Clustering

Blended learning is education that combines face-to-face classroom methods with computer-mediated activities. According to its proponents, the strategy creates a more integrated approach for both instructors and learners.

Communication between

teachers and students Blended

Learning

Colaboration among students

Demonstration of

learning

Full group

lessons

Dropboxes

Online calendar

Electronic portfolios

Online discussions

Online surveys and

quizzes

Blogs

Instant messages

Face to face group

work

Strategy, tool and resource

E-learning

Communication between teacher and students

Collaboration among students

Demonstration of learning

Digital course materials

Online discussions

E-mail

Instant messages

Online group work

Online discussions

Chat sessions

Electronic portfolios

Blogs

Online surveys and quizzes

Assignments, such as worksheets

Web conferences

Structure Overview

E-learning (electronic learning), is a learning system through electronic media, where through of these, you are provided educational material to students for learning. This type of online education allows user interaction with the material through the use of various tools. It has benefits as cost reduction, speed and agility, access just-in-time, flexibility of schedule, etc.

Time-Order Chart

Strategies, tools and resources

Classroom Learning

Blended Learning

Goal

E-Learning

Communication between teacher and students

Collaboration among students

-Full group lessons-Marked assignments and rubrics

-Class discussions-Face-to-face group work

-Online discussions-Online grade tool

-Instant messages-Blogs

-Drop boxes-Online grade tool

-Blogs-Electronic portfolios