Every term a group of OSU faculty participate in the hybrid faculty learning community.\u00a0 Group members each redesign a classroom course for hybrid (a.k.a. blended) delivery in which a substantial portion of the course learning activity takes place online, and face-to-face meeting time is typically cut in half.<\/p>\n
Beyond individual hybrid courses on the Corvallis and Cascades campuses, some entire OSU graduate programs are offered in a hybrid format through Ecampus, such as the College of Education\u2019s doctoral program in Adult and Higher Education.<\/p>\n
In what ways are hybrid and online course pedagogy the same?\u00a0 In what ways are they different?\u00a0 For more information about hybrid course design and delivery, visit the Hybrid Course Initiative<\/a>.\u00a0 And, if you’re interested in participating in the hybrid faculty learning community, see the Request for Proposals<\/a> for the Fall ’13 program; the proposal deadline is April 30.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Every term a group of OSU faculty participate in the hybrid faculty learning community.\u00a0 Group members each redesign a classroom course for hybrid (a.k.a. blended) delivery in which a substantial portion of the course learning activity takes place online, and face-to-face meeting time is typically cut in half. Beyond individual hybrid courses on the Corvallis… Continue reading