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What is Hybrid Model of Resource Provision

Handbook of Research on Digital Information Technologies: Innovations, Methods, and Ethical Issues
is one based on traditional web-based supports but where the core subject specific learning materials and blend is developed by a range of institutions, widely accepted (across institutions) and designed, written or reviewed with cross institutional peer reviewing.
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Virtual Learning Environment Blends
Robert J. McClelland (Liverpool John Moores University, UK)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-59904-970-0.ch021
Abstract
This work is concerned with the evolution of blended learning supports for university students in moving from early Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) platforms and supports that were designed and facilitated by academics to those platforms designed commercially (particularly Blackboard) and developed using a mixture of commercial, collaborative and e-learning supports. The chapter is an examination of a range of issues including production of learning resources and student learning approaches. It concludes by highlighting the importance of innovation and variety in the learning blend with increased reliance on digital collections and for learning approaches student experiences were evaluated as positive when undergoing problem-based approaches and were seen as stimulated to engage with e-learning materials based on the structure and operation of action learning sets.
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