From F2F to Blended

English: Blended learning methodology graphic (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Consider the scenario: A training manager, frustrated with the quality of communication among trainees in his face-to-face training sessions, wants to try something new. With his supervisor’s permission, the trainer plans to change all current training modules to a blended, or hybrid learning format, which would give trainees and trainers the opportunity to interact with each other and learn the material in both a face-to-face and online environment  The blended uses two worlds: in the physical classroom and online. In addition, he is considering putting all of his training materials on a server so that the trainees have access to resources and assignments.  With these in mind, the training manager, who I refer to as “trainer,” may help from the following guide.

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