Blended Learning: Why You Should Be Mixing It Up
With the rapid advances in technology, many tolled the death knell for face-to-face training sessions. And yet, workshop-based learning is still very much alive and kicking. Adding other forms of learning activities – ‘blending’ them together in a flexible and learner-centred way – has created exciting programmes that are extremely popular with today’s employees.
How our blended learning can help you
What people particularly love about blended learning is:
- It uses a range of learning and development approaches to appeal to the different styles of learning
- There is much greater 'learner autonomy' - people can combine the different elements in a way that most appeals to them
- It gives employees the chance to meet individually or in small groups to help them with specific concepts
- It gives people the opportunity to work independently and at their own pace
What does blended learning involve?
Simply put, it is the practice of using both online and face-to-face learning experiences when developing employees. It can involve online workshops, F2F sessions and personal mentoring all combining to enrich someone’s understanding of a subject.
1-1 mentoring
As you would expect of someone who has written extensively on the subject, Michael Heath brings considerable expertise to any mentoring interaction and has helped many of his clients achieve real success in a variety of challenging situations.
Any mentoring that he undertakes for a client will always have clearly defined levels of confidentiality agreed with the various parties; he knows that this ensures an open and rewarding experience for the mentee and helps secure a deeper commitment to making real and profound change within their working or personal life.
Online complementary courses
Our online workshops are ideal activities to complement any blended learning initiative. We can offer them as standalone adjuncts to a programme you may already have designed, or work with you to create the whole blended learning programme from scratch.
Get blended learning with these courses
Have a browse of the online courses which you can take as part of our blended learning service
Get started with blended learning
If the above convinces you that a blended learning approach would be suitable for your needs then why not get in contact? You can either use the form to the right or email us using the link below
