Learning Is Anytime, Anywhere
Do students believe that learning only happens in a classroom, during the school day, as directed by a teacher?
– Or –
Do learners recognize that learning happens wherever they are, whenever they want, as inspired by their curiosity?
In Anytime, Anywhere learning experiences, learners seek answers to questions whenever they are curious. They possess the technology and mindset to learn actively from home, school, and community.
Design Principles
Anytime, Anywhere learning experiences empower learners with control over when and where they learn.
- How are learners provided flexibility in pace while still achieving benchmarks and outcomes?
- What supports help learners who need extra time and learners who need enrichment?
- In what ways is learning pace determined by content mastery rather than time spent?
- How is learning extended beyond the classroom and school walls?
Video: What is Blended Learning?
Anytime, Anywhere Playlist
Place
Time/Place
ABOUT:
- Synchronous v. Asynchronous
- Video Conferencing changes Place and Time for Learning
- Flipped
- Students at the Center: Anytime, Anywhere
- Written Definitions (Clayton Christensen Institute)
- What is Blended Learning? (iNACOL)
- Blended Learning is More than Technology (EdWeek)
- What is Blended Learning? (Clayton Christensen Institute Video)
- 4 Blended Learning Models described (Video)
A Case for Blended Learning (Video)
EXAMPLES:
- Teacher Questioning in Math Collaborative Group – Teacher Questioning Video
- Blended Learning, Real Teaching (02:12) EdWeek gives us a peek inside a science classroom at Mott Hall V Middle School in New York City, where students learn from a combination of face-to-face and online instruction.
- Blended Learning in Spokane Public Schools
- Blended Learning: Transforming Classrooms with Technology (03:20) Lest you think this is a charter-only phenomenon, DC Public Schools put out this video to show off their blended learning initiatives. The district also offers good resources on their blended learning page.
- Brenda Scott Academy – Matchbook Learning
- Carpe Diem – 9-12 Individual Rotation Model
- iZone’s Blended Learning Programs Centering on blended learning modalities used in iZone schools, this video provides a look at blended learning through the eyes of iZone principals, teachers, and students. iZone school community members discuss how blended learning is being used at their school, and how it impacts their work.
- New Classrooms (Middle School Math Individual Rotation Model)
- Oakland Unity High School – Math classroom
- Quakertown Community School District (Self-Blend Model)
- Rocketship (K-5 Lab Rotation Model)
- Spencer Academy – Individual Rotation Model with Teach To One (Middle School Math)
Summit Public Schools – Denali Campus (Flex Model