Today is the fourth, and final (for now), post in our series on Blended Learning Perspectives. So far, I have shared with you a video with several Camosun faculty members explaining their views of what blended learning is, a series of videos where some of these same faculty members talk about blended learning and how it supports equity, diversity, and inclusion and a series of videos with faculty talking about the importance of student feedback.
This week, three instructors share some of their own blended learning lesson examples.
Tanis (Kinesiology) – where students reflect, discuss, review online and then build community when they are together in person.
Diane (Education and Career Preparation) – where students discuss and brainstorm synchronously, then watch and analyze related videos in their asynchronous classroom space, and reflect on them from a personal perspective.
Kari (English) – where students review and reflect and comment on peers’ work online, then come together in person and have a group conversation about the work they have read and reviewed.