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BLENDED LEARNING Supports TIC – 6/17/15 Evan Abbey – eabbey@ aeapdonline.org Melissa Wicklund – [email protected]

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BLENDED LEARNINGSupports

TIC – 6/17/15Evan Abbey – [email protected]

Melissa Wicklund – [email protected]

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SUPPORT #1: Getting

everyone on the same page

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What does “blending” mean?

Why blend?

What age is it best for?

Do we have all teachers blend?

How do we support our “high fliers” or “lone wolves”?

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Prisoners of Time

“Traditional schools make time the constant and learning the variable. This is exactly backwards of how it needs to be. New models of education should make learning the constant, and time the variable.”

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Blended Learning: Spectrum of DefinitionsFa

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Place to Access Files & Links

Digital Dropbox

Self-Guided Lessons

ClassroomDiscussionBoard

Flex Model

Online Lab 2-Day ModelRotational Model

Flipped ClassroomModel

Fully Online

SupplementalModel

ReplacementModel

EmporiumModel

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In groups… which of the components of a classroom should be face-to-face, and which should be online?

Quizzes

Course Introduction/Expectations

Project Presentations

Announcements

Teacher to Student Communication

Student to Teacher Communication

Multimedia Content

Written Content

Lab Work

Student Discussions

Collaborative Group Work

Preparing for Tests, Homework Help

Q & A Sessions

Internet Research

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Typical Starting Point

Quizzes

Course Introduction/Expectations

Project Presentations

Announcements

*Teacher to Student Communication

*Student to Teacher Communication

Multimedia Content

Written Content

Lab Work

Student Discussions

Collaborative Group Work

Preparing for Tests, Homework Help

Q & A Sessions

Internet Research

Face-To-Face Online

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SUPPORT #2: A blended learning

platform

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SUPPORT #3: Rapid E-curriculum

Development

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SUPPORT #4: Ongoing Tech

Support

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[email protected]

Power-user access (plus Evan on speed-dial)

Local administration

Google integration

Onsite orientation

Teacher-help area

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SUPPORT #5: Moving towards

best practice

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Full-Featured Quizzes

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Different Forum Types

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Filters & Repositories

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SUPPORT #6: Professional Development

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Program DirectorEvan Abbey –

[email protected]

Instructional DesignerMelissa Wicklund

[email protected]

Instructional DesignerDenise Krefting

[email protected]

• Local Vision

• Help build your own infrastructure

• Rapid e-curriculum development

• Ongoing tech support

• Working towards best practice

• Provides professional development (MOLLIE/OLLIE)

http://[email protected]