Blended Learning

Undoubtedly, technology has revolutionised learning. Over the past few decades, recent emerging technologies have redesigned the teaching and learning methods.

Blended learning – training which combines elements of traditional learning approach with new media-rich self-paced design, is a combination of offline tete-a-tete and web-based online teaching and learning -in a way that both compliment each other.

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Mixed Mode Model - Blended Learning

In this blended environment, learners experience a more self-directed, focused and autonomous learning. With this cost-effective and learner-centred method, learners experience the best of both worlds.

For instance, the trainee attends a class in the traditional setting and then enhances his learning with blended learning resources in ppt or pdf. So he/she needs to physically attend the class only once in 7 days and thereafter can learn at his/her own pace.

Also known as hybrid learning , mixed-mode courses or flipped classrooms, blended training uses different forms in the e-learning environment. While some companies seldom use blended learning solutions, other organisations employ it as the fundamental training approach.

Advantages of Blended Learning:

It enables students/trainees to share learning and work in a collaborative setting.
The learning experience gets supplemented with group projects and information assembled from online resources and lessons.
Trainees who finish the online coursework and after that attend the synergistic face-to-face sessions have a more fruitful learning experience.
Learning Management Systems and electronic devices like tablets, smartphones complements the blended learning models.
It helps reduce the number of real-world classes by replacing some with individual or group web-based interactive training exercises.
Sessions can be entirely online- enabling learners to participate and complete the course at any time, from anywhere.
With our e-learning solutions, we assist your blended training programmes to be flexible, global, practical and innovative.