The 4 Most Important
Blended Learning Models

prerecorded lectures

instructor

online repository

in-class exercises, projects, discussions

students

inquiry

apply knowledge

interaction in hands-on activities

instructors

opportunity to detect errors in thinking

additional work and new skills for instructors

loss of face-to-face lectures for students

equipment fails to deliver the content

Testimonials

Clintondale High School

Blubbr

Edynco

Teachem

Bibblio

Explain Everything

eduCanon

TED Ed

Mindomo

EDpuzzle

ShowMe

Educlipper

Knowmia

PixiClip

Educreations

instructor groups students according to academic needs

students rotate either in a lab, stations or individually

students

collaboration

inquiry

project-based learning

instructors

working with students in smaller groups

no device for each student

timely and descriptive feedback

additional training for instructors

access

support

ATAMS

FirstLine Schools

KIPP Empower Academy

Rocketship Education

Summit Public Schools San Jose

Istation

Compass Learning

offline learning activities in class

online learning activities in a media or computer lab

students

labs are engaging

instructors

little adjustment to teacher contracts and facility design

robust learning management system

students supervised by paraprofessionals with little training

Robert Randall Elementary School

Dreambox

ST Math

i-Ready

Rosetta Stone

Read180

content and instructions delivered primarily online

face-to-face support: small-group instruction, group projects, individual tutoring

students

customized, fluid schedule among learning modalities

credit recovery

college credit accumulation

instructors

lower costs than alternative education

accommodating students schedules

large spaces, breakout rooms and many devices

Silicon Valley Flex Academy

San Francisco Flex Academy

LMS

Desire2Learn

Edgenuity

Agilix

Social learning platforms

Edomodo

Schoology