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Title: Blended learning Practices: The Foundation of Education in the 21st Century
Authors: BENADDA, Abdelouahid
Keywords: Hybrid learning technology's role in education
Master's students
Blended environments
instructional methodologies
Issue Date: 9-Mar-2025
Publisher: Ahmed Zabana University
Abstract: This course serves as a practical framework designed to enhance the preparedness of Master's students in blended instructional methodologies. It provides a structured training program focused on contemporary information and communication technologies, thereby improving interactions among participants. The primary objective of the course is to cultivate students' competencies across educational, social, cultural, and communicative dimensions. It introduces key theories, concepts, and applications of blended learning, aimed at deepening learners' comprehension of technology's role in education. The course aspires to familiarize EFL students with hybrid learning environments. Participants will gain insights into relevant tools and resources that are integral to blended learning, as well as clear expectations regarding their roles and responsibilities within these environments. This aspect of the course is crucial for ensuring that students feel confident and competent in navigating the complexities of hybrid educational settings. In addition to the technical and theoretical components, the course places a strong emphasis on promoting effective technology use in the design and management of educational content. Students will learn how to leverage various technological tools to enhance their instructional practices, making learning more engaging and accessible for their future students. .
Description: Handout for Master 1 Students
URI: http://dspace.univ-relizane.dz/home/handle/123456789/925
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