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More good news for the hybrid learning model

New study finds that hybrid learning and traditional instruction adds value to a student’s education.

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Hybrid courses combine the benefits of online and face-to-face instruction.

A new report published in the Higher Education Academy [2] reveals what many in the ed-tech community have long suspected: incorporating technology in the classroom along with traditional teaching practices improves student learning.

Technology, for example, can enhance the way students perform in certain subjects by using applications such as adaptive tests which determines question difficulty based on previous answers, and innovations in education including multimedia and digital projects can help reduce cheating.

The real challenge for higher ed leaders is keeping up with the rapidly changing innovations in technology and education, while finding innovative ways to incorporate new learning methods in curricula.

eCampus News has extensive coverage of how the latest technologies can help colleges and universities deliver instruction more effectively and enrich the student experience.

What types of technologies do you include along with traditional classroom instruction? Share your views and opinions with us by leaving a comment in the section below and by following the conversation on Twitter @ecampusnews [8]. You can contact managing editor Denny Carter @eCN_Denny [9] and assistant editor Jake New @eCN_Jake [10].