Blended Learning

What is blended learning?

• Students go from station to station in class 
• Umbrella term meaning a mix of online & brick-and-mortar ed                                              
• Same as ed tech or hybrid learning
• Learning several content areas simultaneously

Student control of time, place, path, and/or pace is one facet of:

• Brick-and-mortar learning 
• Rotation models
• Blended learning
• Lab rotation

Learning that is tailored to an individual student's needs, customized to help each one succeed

• Online learning environment 
• Flipped classroom
• Station rotation model
• Personalized learning 

Course/subject in which students use the Rotation model in a single room or group of classrooms

• Station Rotation Model 
• Individual Rotation Model 
• Flipped Classroom 
• Flex Model 

Communal space that can be reconfigured for specific learning experiences

• Brick-and-mortar school
• Traditional classroom 
• Flexible learning space 
• Online learning experience 

Part supervised brick-and-mortar location away from home

• Individual rotation 
• Online learning
• Enriched virtual model 
• Blended learning

Students rotate to a separate computer lab for the online learning station

• Lab rotation
• Individual rotation 
• Flex model
• Station rotation 

Includes small group direct instruction, individual learning, and modeled/independent learning

• Individual rotation 
• Station rotation
• Lab rotation 
• Disruptive model

Any course that a student takes entirely online while also attending a brick-and-mortar school

• Flipped classroom
• Hybrid model 
• Online learning 
• A La Carte model 

Modalities within a course/subject are connected to provide an integrated learning experience                              

• Enriched virtual model 
• Lab rotation 
• Blended learning 
• Flex model