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HHS e-INITIATIVE Debbie Chavez NCU EL7002-5 Dr.Bischoff April 2013. Overview. Where We Are Blended learning implementation goal Students benefit from a multi-faceted education (Stoltenkamp, 2012). Ad hoc committee research: Needs based models Pedagogical strategies Training
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HHS e-INITIATIVE Debbie Chavez NCU EL7002-5 Dr.Bischoff April 2013
Overview Where We Are Blended learning implementation goal Students benefit from a multi-faceted education (Stoltenkamp, 2012). Ad hoc committee research: Needs based models Pedagogical strategies Training Sustainability plans Quality control Monitoring
Way to the Means • Soft Structure - Establish divisions • Merge: coordinate - collaborate • E-pedagogy - skills - incentives • Hard Structure Infrastructure • Tools Methods - Accessibility and information skills Mission Statement
Models: • Transactive Distance ARCS Demand Driven TQM Strategies • CSE Learning Method Support Tools Technologies Process / People / Vendors BIGGER Training • CPD PPI-IvT Bootcamp Methods • PBL Social Cognitive Constructivist Connectivist PICTURE ParticipationInterest Expertise = THE
SustainingHHS e-Culture • Quality control • CSFs • Models: TQM • Monitoring assessment every 3 weeks • CPD
http://designing.flexiblelearning.net.au/gallery/all.htm • Retrieval • Personalization Accountability • Feedback Mastery • Peer grading Interactive • Self grading • Online communities • - But wait there's more.....
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