What is Hybrid Course

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Another name for a blended course. Typically a course that replaces some F2F instructional time with computer-mediated activities. Learn more in: Designing Blended Learning Environments

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The same as “blended course” above. Learn more in: Using Multimodal Pedagogy to Teach Languages Online: Reimagining Language Teaching With Elementary School Children

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A course in which 30% to 80% of the instructional content is delivered exclusively via distance education with a face-to-face required component. Learn more in: Andragogy and Online Discussions: The Design and Facilitation of Effective Online Discussion for Adult Learners

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A course taught using a combination of online and in-class instruction. Learn more in: Hybrid and Traditional Course Formats

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A course that blends physical meetings with online learning. Learn more in: Higher Education's Use of Course Management Software

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A hybrid course is a Web-enhanced course that is from 15% to 49% online. Learn more in: The Handheld Hybrid

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A course that includes both residential and online learning. Learn more in: Online Learning and the Use of Audio Recordings for Career Exploration, Job Search, and Networking

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Course that blends face-to-face instruction with some online component. Substantial amount of content is delivered online with some face-to-face meetings (Allen & Seaman, 2006) Learn more in: Technology Enriched Active Learning (TEAL) for Summer Sessions

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A course that does not meet entirely online or face-to-face. In the context of this chapter, a hybrid course is one that meets a minimum of one time to face-to-face with other meeting occurring online either asynchronously or synchronously. Learn more in: Online Equivalencies and the Potential to Inadvertently Offend or Cause Discomfort

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A course with both online and face-to-face components. Generally speaking, at least 25% of the course must be online for a course to be treated as a hybrid in the Quality Matters course evaluation process. Learn more in: The Quality Matters Program

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Another name for a blended course. Typically a course that replaces some F2F instructional time with computer-mediated activities. Learn more in: Blended Learning Models

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A course is designed with both online and face-to-face classroom activities. Learn more in: Knowledge Acquisition in a Hybrid Graduate Teacher Training Program

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Another term for blended course—typically a course that replaces some F2F instructional time with computer-mediated activities. Learn more in: Current Status and Future Directions of Blended Learning Models

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A course that combines face-to-face learning with online learning. Learn more in: Implementing Constructive Controversy in a Hybrid Children's Literature Course

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A course that blends physical meetings with online learning. Learn more in: Higher Education's Use of Course Management Software

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A course delivered with a combination of in-person learning activities and on-line learning activities. Learn more in: Creative Solutions for Today's Students: A Case-Based Approach to Optimize Face-to-Face, Hybrid, and Remote Learning

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A higher education course in which part of the instruction occurs when the learner and the instructor are physically located in the same place at the same time, but a part of the instruction occurs when the learner and the instructor are not physically located in the same place at the same time. Learn more in: Promoting Digital Teaching and Learning: Faculty Development Options for Distance Learning Instructors

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Another term for blended course—typically a course that replaces some F2F instructional time with computer-mediated activities. Learn more in: Learner Engagement in Blended Learning