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A STUDY OF BLENDED LEARNING AT A METROPOLITAN RESEARCH UNIVERSITY
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Title
A
STUDY
OF
BLENDED
LEARNING
AT A
METROPOLITAN
RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY
Author
Futch, Linda
Keywords
blended learning
hybrid
online
Abstract
The
goal
of this
research
was to
better
understand
blended
learning
at the
University
of
Central
Florida
(UCF).
The
investigator
examined
blended
learning
from the
institutional
,
faculty
, and
student
perspectives
in an
attempt
to
capture
the
complexities
of this
learning
environment.
For the
institutional
perspective
,
models
emerged
that were
critical
to the
development
of
UCF's
initiative
and
ongoing
support
of
both
fully
online
and
blended
courses.
The
individual
faculty
perspective
outlined
unique
characteristics
of
one
blended
course
,
HFT4932
-
Exploring
Wines
of the
World.
The
professor
explained
his/her
choices
and
reasons
for an
instructional
model
as
well
as
why
the
blended
format
was
selected.
The
student
perspective
indexed
student
attitudes
toward
blended
classes
at
UCF.
Students
continued
to
report
high
overall
satisfaction
with
blended
courses
as
well
as
high
levels
of
quality
interaction
among
students
and with
faculty.
However
, there
continued
to be a
downward
trend
in
satisfaction
levels
with
younger
generations
of
students.
Students
still
reported
convenience
and
flexibility
as their
primary
reasons
for
taking
blended
courses.
Many
students
viewed
the
blended
format
as a
way
to
become
active
participants
in their
learning
thereby
developing
new
learning
skills.
Infrequently
,
technology
difficulties
were
reported.
Challenges
for
students
were
time
management
and
poor
course
organization.
Web-based
instructional
delivery
is
still
relatively
new
with a
growing
need
for
models
that
provide
guidelines
and
strategies
for
instructors.
The
investigator
suggests
the
possibility
that this
study
serve
as a
model
for a
blended
learning
assessment
for
other
institutions.
Adviser
Dziuban, Charles
Publisher
University
of
Central
Florida
Degree
Ed.D.
Degree Discipline
Department of Educational Research, Technology and Leadership
Degree Grantor
Education
Degree Program
Curriculum and Instruction
Graduation Date
2005-12-01
Type
Doctoral dissertation
Access Level
Public - Allow Worldwide Access
Release Date
2006-01-09
Repository
University Archives
Repository Collection
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Identifier
CFE0000843
Access Link
http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/CFE0000843
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