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This study examines the risks and rewards of blended learning through student experiences in different courses. It delves into the comparisons between traditional classroom settings and blended approaches, including the use of technologies like Adobe Captivate. The evaluation covers aspects such as preferences for closed captions and overall assessments of the blended learning experience. Findings also discuss procrastination and time-consumption factors. The research aims to inform future decisions in implementing blended learning strategies effectively.
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“Learning Stories: Risks and Rewards” Larry Beck, RTM Program CTL Lunch: March 25, 2008 People, Information, and Communication Technologies; Qualcomm Institute for Innovation and Educational Success; Division of Undergraduate Studies at SDSU
Blended Learning Traditional Face-to-Face Complete Distance Ed
Blended Approach • Provide Online Work on: • Fridays (RTM 305) • Holidays (RTM 404)
Student ExperiencesRTM 305 89% Response Rate
Adobe Captivate Responses to Online Presentations
What is the downside of Captivate, if any? No questions/discussion Procrastination Long time to load up More time consuming
Did you ever pause or review some portion of the presentation?
Did you prefer closed captions or without captions when viewing the online presentations?
Compared to the traditional classroom experience the blended approach is:
Compared to the traditional classroom experience the blended approach is:
Compared to the traditional classroom experience the blended approach is:
Compared to the traditional classroom experience the blended approach is:
Preference for Technology in CoursesFrom: Educause Center for Applied Research, September 2007