Blended Learning Transformation
A series of faculty engagement opportunities and resources that support converting traditional residential courses to a blended (face-to-face and online) format.Redesign courses for blended delivery
The program includes three key elements to support faculty:
BlendLT Workshop Series
TLT provides a formal workshop series for faculty on how to design and deliver blended courses. It includes resources, cohort-based learning, instructional design, and multimedia support as faculty redesign their course. Additional “train-the-trainer” support is included for programs that want to adopt blended learning on a larger scale.
BlendLT Learning Path
The BlendLT Learning Path is a series of self-paced online modules that walk faculty through the process of blended course redesign. It can be used as a stand-alone course, utilized for just-in-time resources, or used in conjunction with workshops or faculty learning communities.
Continuing Blended Support from TLT
TLT provides instructional design and research support for faculty after course revision to assist in assessment of redesigned courses and programmatic faculty learning communities.
Request for Proposals
BlendLT proposals are being accepted and the deadline is May 1, 2023. Submit Request for ProposalsLaunch Blend LT Info Zoom MeetingWorkshop commitment
The BlendLT workshop series requires commitment from TLT and the selected faculty member in order to redesign a course in a blended format. Each faculty member who participates in the cohort will need to:
- Actively participate in the seven (7) workshop sessions, which include
- Two (2) seminars (approximately 6 hours each) at University Park
- Five (5) synchronous online seminars (approximately 2 – 3 hours each)
- Apply 3 – 4 hours per week to preparation and follow-up work
- Partner with TLT resources to complete deliverables for the redesigned course
- Partner with TLT resources to complete a course assessment and evidence of success document
Each BlendLT participant is responsible for collaborating with our staff to achieve the agreed-upon goals of the project. In addition to meeting these expectations, we ask that BlendLT participants also consider:
- Proposing a session for the annual TLT Symposium
- Participating in the creation of publications or presentations to be shared with audiences outside of Penn State
- Maintaining an ongoing collaborative relationship with TLT
If you need more information or have questions about BlendLT, please contact Marilyn Goodrich (mag313@psu.edu).
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