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Many teachers who have only taught in face-to-face classroom settings have been learning new strategies and hearing new vocabulary like synchronous and asynchronous learning. Let's dive-in and take a look at what this means, and the tools and strategies teachers can use. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , michel verstrepen 
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If you are new to online learning, you will soon run into two main kinds of online courses: synchronous and asynchronous. These terms indicate two differen
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What do we know, and what do we still need to know, about the effectiveness of blended learning? Join us in this session to talk about a proposed path forward for measuring blended learning initiatives, including steps that each of us can take to help grow our collective understanding of what the evidence says.
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Join this live event with the Michigan Virtual Learning Research Institute. Their website also has a useful archive of past events. Solid research from well known practicioners with deep background experience. (CREDIBLE resources!)
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March 11, 2016 6:34 AM
Join this live event with the Michigan Virtual Learning Research Institute. Their website also has a useful archive of past events. Solid research from well known practicioners with deep background experience. (CREDIBLE resources!) |
