A Study on Benefits of Blended Learning in Higher Education

  • S Govindarajan Sri Vijay Vidyalaya College of Arts & Science, Dharmapuri
Keywords: Face-to-face Learning, Learning Space, Education Pedagogy, Effective Pathways and Blended Instructions

Abstract

Blended learning has been developing in prevalence as it has turned outto be a successful methodology for obliging an inexorably various student populace while enhancing the learning condition through consolidation of internet educating assets. Regardless of this developing enthusiasm, there is continuous discussion about the meaning of the idea of blended learning. Subsequently, teachers in advanced education have created diverse understandings of the term, and distinctive structure approaches have developed. Choosing the most suitable plan approach for a blended course is anoteworthy test for some educators in advanced education establishments who are new to blended learning.Blended Learning, which consolidates on the web and up close and personal teaching method, is a quickly developing method of guidance as colleges make progress toward even-handed and elective pathways to course enrolment, maintenance, and instructive achievement. Notwithstanding, difficulties to effectively actualizing mixed guidance are that social nearness, or students' capacity to extend their qualities into the learning space, is decreased with potential negative impacts on student commitment, industriousness, and correspondence to address these difficulties of depending, trust and ability to participate and give ideas in authentic methods. Hence, thepresent study focused on benefits of blended learning in higher education.

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2017-10-30
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