DESIGN OF BLENDED LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Abstract

Saturation of the educational process by modern means of information and communication technologies creates conditions for increasing the share of active forms of educational activity of applicants of higher education, intensification of their independence in gaining knowledge and technological integration of classroom and non-auditing work. In connection with this, higher education institutions are increasingly dominated by mixed learning, which organically combines the audience and extra-curriculum work of the applicant. Under mixed learning, we will understand the purposeful process of acquiring knowledge, skills and abilities in terms of integrating the academic and extra-curricular educational activities of higher education graduates on the basis of complementary technologies of traditional, electronic, distance and mobile learning. One of the important features of using mixed learning is its structure. It consists of three main stages: 1. Classes in the classroom (lecture notes, practical examples). 2. Work in the educational web resource (interactive lectures, practical tasks, thematic discussions, accumulation of points). 3. Summing up the study of the topic in the audience (conclusions, consolidation and verification of knowledge, rating). Designing mixed learning includes lectures on the Internet with practical classes in the classroom; tradi tional lessons with their subsequent discussions in the forum or in correspondence by e-mail; group work on homework using Internet technologies with subsequent discussions in the audience; other combinations of electronic Internet technologies and traditional teaching methods. Significant expansion of the informational educational environment, access to world information resources contributes to increasing the motivation of applicants to study, strengthening their creative self-realization, mastering the skills of working with telecommunications, as the necessary living conditions in the information society.

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Н. С. Ручинська

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Н. С. Ручинська (2018). DESIGN OF BLENDED LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION. Збірник наукових праць «Педагогічні науки», 84(2), 159-163. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-639222