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BLENDED LEARNING PRACTICE
A MOOC from the Commonwealth of Learning in partnership with Athabasca University.
A MOOC FOR BLENDED LEARNING PRACTICE
The intermediate-level Blended Learning Practice massive open online course (MOOC) is an introduction to blending technology and distance education teaching strategies with traditional, in-person classroom activities. This free, 5-week course provided by the Commonwealth of Learning in partnership with Athabasca University is open to teachers and other educational professionals considering implementing blended learning practice into their own classrooms or programs.
BLP AT A GLANCE

Schedule10 March to 13 April 2024 (5 weeks)
RegistrationRegistration is now closed
Intended audienceHigher education, K-12, and vocational teachers and other educational professionals from the Commonwealth and around the world
LanguageEnglish
Expected workload5 hours per week (25 hours total)
Challenge levelIntermediate
Pre-requisitesNone
CertificationCertificates of Participation and Completion available (at no charge)

THE GUIDE TO BLENDED LEARNING

BLP MOOC will also introduce you to the Guide to Blended Learning, a free, open access guidebook authored by the course instructors and published by the Commonwealth of Learning. The Guidebook covers the full range of considerations for implementing blended learning, from initial conceptual and planning concerns, through the development and structuring of learning activities, and evaluation of blended courses and programs. The Guidebook provides the foundation for this course.


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RELATED MOOCS
At this point, we do not have a schedule of MOOCs for the 2024-25 season. Please return in the summer for updates; we will post details here as soon as they become available.
In the meantime, you might want to review courses we have offered recently:
LCTL: Leading Change in Teaching and Learning for a Digital World
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LTLO: Learning to Learn Online
Explore the fundamentals of the learning process and various models of online courses to determine your learning preferences and which forms of online learning are best for you.
DCOI: Designing for Communities of Inquiry in Online Courses
DCOI explores the why and how of using the Community of Inquiry framework as the basis for developing and teaching high quality online and blended courses.
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