Knowra Blended learning Blended learning Blended learning combines in-person teaching with online learning activities within a coordinated course. The two modes are designed to complement one another rather than operate as separate courses.
Flipped classroom : An instructional design in which students study material before class and use class time for guided practice or discussion. It shifts initial content delivery online so in-person sessions can focus on active learning.
Instructional design : The systematic planning of learning experiences, materials, activities, and assessments. A coherent blend depends on designing online and in-person work as one learning experience.
Traditional education : Education organized primarily around in-person instruction in classrooms or other physical settings. It lacks the coordinated online learning component that defines blended courses.
K–12 education : Formal schooling from kindergarten through the end of secondary education. Schools use blended models to combine classroom teaching with digital coursework.
Station rotation : A rotation model in which students move among classroom learning stations, including at least one online learning station. It shows how online work can be integrated into an in-person class period.
Distance education : Education in which instructors and learners are separated by distance and communicate through media or technology. It provides the broader context for the online components used in blended courses.
Online learning : Learning delivered primarily through internet-connected technologies, with instruction and activities conducted online. Unlike blended learning, it does not require an in-person instructional component.
Higher education : Postsecondary education provided by universities, colleges, and other degree-granting institutions. Universities use blended courses to combine campus instruction with flexible online study.
Learning management system : Software that organizes course materials, assignments, communication, and learner progress. It commonly provides the online space that connects activities across course settings.
Active learning : Instruction that engages learners in activities requiring them to think, discuss, or apply ideas. Online and classroom activities can both give students structured opportunities to practice.
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