How to Design Hybrid Classes

Category: Business

As we recently dug deeper into the area of virtual learning, we discovered a slew of advantages, ranging from better flexibility and efficiency to greater accessibility. But there’s no getting around it: face-to-face sessions are essential for learning. But what if we could have the best of both worlds in one package? That’s where hybrid classes come in handy! But wait, what are Hybrid Classes? Hybrid courses (also known as blended courses) are lectures that use web-based online learning like video lectures, online discussions, or virtual assessments to supplement conventional face-to-face training. Hybrid classes, unlike entirely online programs, need on-campus sessions, where they typically give around 25-50 percent of their instructions. The remainder is delivered via distant learning. But why take a detour from conventional teaching methods when alternatives are available? What are some of the advantages of these lectures?