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Presented by TEO CHING SIANG
Combines traditional face-to-face instruction with online learning
activities. This can involve online lectures, quizzes, discussions, or
other digital resources used alongside classroom sessions.
Learners can access online
materials at their own pace,
personalizing the learning
experience.
Online activities can solidify
concepts learned in class
and provide additional
practice.
Combines the benefits of
in-person interaction with
the vast resources available
online.
Needs access to technology
and reliable internet for both
students and instructors.
Educators need to be
comfortable integrating
technology into their
lessons.
While some online
components might be
flexible, face-to-face
sessions have set
schedules.
in-class
discussions and
online exploration
foundational
knowledge in class
and practicing it
online
Learners who prefer a
mix of traditional and
online learning methods
Define mobile learning as a learning approach that delivers
content specifically designed for mobile devices like
smartphones and tablets.
Learners access content
anytime, anywhere with a
mobile device
Fits into busy schedules with
short, on-the-go learning
bursts
Interactive apps and games
can make learning fun and
engaging
Complex subjects might be
challenging to explore fully
on a small screen
Learners can get
sidetracked by notifications
or other apps
Requires compatible devices
and internet connectivity.
Delivering bitesized learning
modules,
reinforcing
concepts
Providing learners
with on-the-go
access to
resources
Microlearning for quick
knowledge bursts on
specific topics