Innovations in Blended Learning A Case Study of Best Practices in Higher Education

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  • Sharma K

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Blended learning, , Higher education

Abstract

This case study delves into the dynamic realm of blended learning, offering a nuanced perspective on its best practices within the context of higher education. Blended learning, a pedagogical strategy that combines face-to-face instruction with online elements, has witnessed a remarkable transformation in recent years. This study not only examines the overarching concept but also delves deep into innovative practices that have emerged as game-changers in higher education. One key facet of this case study is the examination of how technology is leveraged to enhance the learning experience. It delves into the strategic integration of digital tools, such as learning management systems, interactive simulations, and virtual reality, to engage students in meaningful and interactive ways. Moreover, it assesses the impact of flipped classrooms and the personalized learning experience they offer. The study also highlights the importance of pedagogical flexibility and adaptability. It showcases how educators have embraced a learner-centered approach, allowing students to navigate their educational journey at their own pace. This has not only improved student retention rates but also fostered a more inclusive learning environment. this case study investigates the role of data analytics and assessment tools in monitoring student progress and customizing instruction to meet individual needs.

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27-06-2022

How to Cite

Sharma , K. (2022). Innovations in Blended Learning A Case Study of Best Practices in Higher Education. Global International Research Thoughts, 10(1), 19–23. Retrieved from http://girt.shodhsagar.com/index.php/j/article/view/50

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