Blended+looks+like

=**What does //Blended// look like (or sound like)?**=

These resources are intended to give you a window into a blended classroom.

Sample 1 - Blended classrooms consider when students are acquiring information and then working collaboratively with that material. You must consider when the learning is synchronous and when it is asynchronous. [|Blended Learning: How-to Incorporate E-learning in a Blended Classroom Model] on YouTube

Sample 2 - By flipping the classroom, material can be delivered using a variety of media (10% of time) and then the majority of the time (90%) is spent on collaborative higher level thinking. [|Katie Gimbar - Flipping the Classroom - Blended Classroom] [|Why I Flipped my Classroom] [|Katie Gimbar's Flipped Classroom - why it has to be me!] on YouTube

Sample 3 - Blended classrooms have an online and a face-to-face component, as demonstrated in this article about high schools. [|Watson, J. (2008?) Blended learning: The convergence of online and face-to-face education. Vienna, VA: NACOL].

Sample 4 - There are many models for blended learning. [|EdTalks video: A blended approach to learning].

Sample 5 - A popular new approach is flipping the class. Check out [|The Active Class] Blog along with the ning, [|Flipped Learning Network.] These sites will really get you thinking!

Sample 6: What educational discussion would be complete without a TED talk presentation? Salman Khan, (author of the Flipped Classroom) is featured in this 2011 talk. media type="youtube" key="gM95HHI4gLk" height="209" width="367"