BLENDED LEARNING JENNIFER MANOS, RN, MSN. SESSION OBJECTIVES 1.Describe the concepts of blended learning 2.Identify how blended learning can standardize.

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BLENDED LEARNING JENNIFER MANOS, RN, MSN

SESSION OBJECTIVES 1.Describe the concepts of blended learning 2.Identify how blended learning can standardize education 3.Identify critical components needed to achieve the goals of incorporating blended learning to improve efficiencies

Not all blended learning opportunities are equal or equally valuable

Blended Learning Web- based ClassroomSimulation

Blended Learning ConceptModelToolTrainingExperience

BLENDED LEARNING OVERVIEW Mixing teaching/facilitation methods, learning styles, resource formats, technology, and a range of expertise into a learning stream Involves an intentional shift in learning format Allows for instructional strategies that combine different methods to achieve the goals of the curriculum

Learning Styles Disciplines Generational Differences

BLENDED LEARNING CONCEPTS ANCHOR the education in authentic situations and activities that are case based and emphasize knowledge construction rather than transmission of information

BLENDED LEARNING CONCEPTS SITUATE knowledge in multiple contexts and multiple representations of content to prepare for appropriate transfer of concepts

BLENDED LEARNING CONCEPTS CREATE cognitive flexibility by ensuring that information is seen from multiple perspectives

BLENDED LEARNING CONCEPTS SET THE STAGE but have the students collaborate and generate knowledge for themselves

BLENDED LEARNING: STEP 1 NEEDS ASSESSMENT!!!! Who are the learners? What are the goals? What is the optimal training and design? Analyze the training and course objectives Determine the method(s) to achieve the goal Aggregate the instruction into a blended learning approach

WHAT IS THE RIGHT MIX? Individual Performance Online Learning Self-Study – Cost effective, self-pace Task Mastery Simulation Virtual Reality Team Training Simulation Face to Face interaction

CASE SCENARIO #1 1.EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT MULTI- DISCIPLINARY TRAINING a.Objectives of Training b.Evaluation of time-line c.Identification of Learners d.Identification of methods e.Barriers f.Development of course delivery g.Evaluation of effectiveness

CASE SCENARIO #2 1.Enterprise-Wide ACLS/PALS a.Objectives of Training b.Identification of Learners c.Identification of methods d.Barriers e.Development of course delivery f.Evaluation of effectiveness

CASE SCENARIO #3 1.Outreach training program a.Objectives of Training b.Identification of Learners c.Identification of methods d.Barriers e.Development of course delivery f.Evaluation of effectiveness