Students combine a traditional learning environment with a virtual model. Some classes might require classroom instruction or a onsite lab, while other courses might be taught completely in a virtual environment. For schools that are completely virtual, there is some tweaking taking place which will help at-risk students who might not have the self-discipline or needed support system to complete all their coursework in this manner.

Blended learning is a learning approach that includes both face-to-face and online learning experiences.

Example:

Students doing face-to-face group work in a classroom, then going home to analyze that work and turn in a video as an assessment form.

blended learning combines both classroom and online education.

 

Example: Flipped Classroom.

In Flipped Classroom, the classroom lecture is viewed at home either through online videos or video podcasts. After viewing an online lecture, the students have the ability to chat with each other through a discussion forum and to note questions that they have from the lecture. The homework is then completed in the classroom and will typically include some type of activity such as collaborative work with a team or a hands-on lab. The teacher is available to interact with the students and act a guide.

For example, a teacher will share a link to a video and asked the students to watch it at home, email their review to a teacher, and then discuss it in class together face to face 

Blended learning is the combination of online educational materials or online media and traditional setting. This requires both presence of teacher and students in a traditional classroom. For example, students attend a class taught by a teacher in a traditional classroom setting, while also independently completing online components of the course outside of the classroom

 

Example:

One of the examples of Blended Learning activities is Project-Based Blended Learning. It is a model in which the student uses both online learning, either in the form of courses or self-directed access and face-to-face instruction and collaboration to design, iterate, and publish project-based learning assignments, products, and related artifacts

Blended learning is a learning method which practice the traditional classroom but with a combination of face-to-face and online classes. This method is creating a learning environment of which student can physically attend a real classroom setting and also receive an online education. 

Example:

Flex which is online learning as a backbone of student learning and it directs student to offline activities as well. Teacher will provide support on needed basis through face-to-face for activities such as individual tutoring, group activities and group projects.

Students combine a traditional learning environment with a virtual model. Some classes might require classroom instruction or a onsite lab, while other courses might be taught completely in a virtual environment. For schools that are completely virtual, there is some tweaking taking place which will help at-risk students who might not have the self-discipline or needed support system to complete all their coursework in this manner.