Titlebook: Hybrid Learning; 4th International Co Reggie Kwan,Joseph Fong,Jeanne Lam Conference proceedings 2011 Springer-Verlag GmbH Berlin Heidelberg

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The Best of Both Worlds: Effective Hybrid Learning Designs in Higher Education in Hong Kongfrom a three-year to a four-year curriculum has been made in order to assist students develop a broad set of capabilities. There is therefore an emphasis on designing learning environments that facilitate capability development as well as traditional knowledge acquisition. In Hong Kong there are a n

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Communicating across Cultures in the Classroom Using an Online 3D Virtual Worldnes and different cultures. There is little scope for undergraduates of ICT to directly experience this sort of cross-cultural environment whilst studying. The project outlined in this paper describes the need to introduce students to cross-cultural experiences in a work environment and how this was

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A Case Study on Design of Teacher Peer-Coaching Activities Supported by a Web 2.0 Communitycher professional development. Peer coaching is always regarded as an effective way to build communities of teachers in that teachers enhance their expertise by sharing, learning from each other, and collaborating. Peer coaching supported by web 2.0 technology provides new opportunities for teacher

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Evidence-Based Educational Practices and a Theoretical Framework for Hybrid Learning in the delivery modalities of courses designed as hybrid learning environments. In this paper, we first examine six critical barriers to development of evidence-based frameworks for how and why to build hybrid teaching-learning-assessment environments. Secondly, we review some of the implications f