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Design model for development of blended courses

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How to design an hybrid course

The key to a successful hybrid course is planning and good design. Find resources that walk you through the backward design process that aligns activities and assessments with desired course outcomes.

Blended/Hybrid Backward Design Model

The key to a successful course is planning and good design. The steps represented in this course are based on the backward design model developed by Wiggins and McTighe in their book Understanding by Design (Wiggins and McTighe 13-21). In this model, one begins with the identification of desired outcomes and moves through a process of designing engaging activities and assessments which support those outcomes. In his book Creating Significant Learning Experiences, L. Dee Fink presents a modified version of this approach which he refers to as the Integrated Course Design Model (Fink 74-75). We have modified this model slightly for the sake of simplicity.


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1Backward Design Step 9: Evaluate Your Course1074002023-04-202076
2How to design a hybrid course1042062023-03-236814
3Learning Pathway Handout1193862022-10-28663
4Backward Design Step 1: Identify Situational Factors1068462022-10-282258
5Backward Design Step 8: Debug Your Course1074502022-10-281690
6Backward Design Step 7: Integrate Course Elements1033752022-10-281876
7Backward Design Step 6: Select Learning Activities For Your Course1046642022-10-281935
8Hybrid instruction bibliography1211892022-10-28386
9Backward Design Step 5: Identify Evidence of Understanding1041772022-10-281575
10Backward Design Step 4: Identify Unit Objectives1041782022-10-281615
11Backward Design Step 3: Define Course Structure1036672022-10-281446
12Backward Design Step 2: Identify Course Outcomes1054952022-10-281594


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