Category Archives: Effective Practices for Hybrid Teaching and Learning

Slideshare: Visual Learning Tool

Posted on March 31, 2015 by Nicole Strong

Slideshare is a platform that allows you share presentations, infographics, and even videos. You can also create presentations on Slideshare using Haiku (which is much more visually appealing than your traditional PPT). The website is easy to sign into, and … Continue reading →

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How To Manage Your Forest

Posted on August 7, 2014 by parkerr

The online How to Manage Your Forest series of narrated PowerPoints is nearly complete    (http://extensionweb.forestry.oregonstate.edu/programs/how-manage-your-forest) and while the series have value as web-accessible publications, combining these programs with Face2Face classroom time in a hybrid format seems to hold the … Continue reading →

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Applying hybrid learning to a new forest health program

Posted on June 20, 2014 by grottaa

Before joining the Extension Hybrid Learning study group, I had already been experimenting a bit on my own with hybrid learning techniques, without calling it Hybrid Learning or really knowing what I was doing. For example, I’ve started teaching our … Continue reading →

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