Blended Learning

Blended Learning

Blended learning involves combining in-person teaching approaches with the use of online and digital resources, providing more flexibility to students in how they learn.

We have a series of supports for schools and principals on blended learning – where students learn both online and in a face-to-face scenario (also referred to as hybrid learning).

Blended Learning Support

Full suite of Blended Learning Supports A landing page for our main blended learning supports, for both primary and post primary schools.

Primary specific supports

Blended Learning: Primary Overview YouTube video A 12-minute video that provides a suggested sequence to follow when engaging with the main Oide supports in the area (below).

Blended Learning: Oide Support Resource This is a comprehensive Google sub-site that explores the different forms of blended learning – flipped classroom model; enriched virtual model; and the rotation station model.

It also has sections on planning; reflection & evaluation; and the important area of copyright. Technical issues are also explored, including screencasting; online bookmarking; online conferencing; creating video; and recording demonstrations.

Post-Primary specific supports

Blended Learning: Post-Primary Overview YouTube video A 12-minute video that provides a suggested sequence to follow when engaging with the main Oide supports in the area (below). Please note that this video is different to the one for primary.

Blended Learning: Oide Post-Primary Support Resource A Google sub-site that explores the different forms of blended learning – flipped classroom model and the enriched virtual model.

Technical issues are also explored, like: screencasting; online bookmarking; online conferencing; creating video; and recording demonstrations.