An educational approach combining online digital media with traditional face-to-face classroom methods.

The use of technology tools and resources to facilitate learning and improve educational outcomes.

The level of interest, motivation, and involvement that students show in their learning process.

A segment of an online course designed to teach specific content, often incorporating multimedia and interactive elements.

Traditional classroom teaching where instructors and students interact in person.

The process of planning and organizing the content and structure of a course.

Techniques used to evaluate student learning and understanding, including tests, projects, and peer reviews.

Techniques aimed at increasing student participation and interest in learning activities.

Software and hardware resources used to enhance teaching and learning, such as LMS and educational apps.

Features in learning materials that allow students to actively participate, such as quizzes or discussion forums.

A tool that outlines criteria for assessing student work, providing clear expectations.

Materials that use a combination of text, audio, images, animations, or video to enhance learning.

An early sample or model of a learning module used for testing and feedback.

A process where students receive input on their performance, allowing for adjustments and improvements.

Specific skills or knowledge that students are expected to acquire by the end of a course.

A schedule outlining the phases and deadlines for executing a course design.

A practice run of a course or activity to test its effectiveness before actual delivery.

An educational approach where students work together to solve problems or complete tasks.

A method of studying where students do not attend a traditional classroom but learn remotely.

The process of incorporating technology tools into teaching practices to enhance learning.

An introspective practice where educators analyze their teaching experiences and philosophies.

Software that provides a framework for administering, documenting, tracking, and delivering educational courses.

An online space where instructors and students interact in real-time, often using video conferencing tools.

Learning that occurs in real-time, with participants engaging simultaneously, often via video or chat.

Learning that does not happen at the same time for all participants, allowing for flexibility in engagement.