2013 12th International Conference on Information Technology Based Higher Education and Training (ITHET) 2013
DOI: 10.1109/ithet.2013.6671047
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Building effective blended learning for Engineering studies

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“…This is because, it is observed that when learning technologies are introduced, the attention of blended learning is usually concentrated on the technology implementation per se (Chen & Yao, 2016) rather than stressing the innovative pedagogies and learning objectives (Shand et al, 2016). As there has been little, if any, research into linking blended learning with the underlying principles of twenty-first century pedagogy and the capabilities of technology in learning and instruction, despites it values (see Ayob et al, 2020;Mahalli et al, 2019;Mujacic et al, 2013), this techno-pedagogy mapping could be useful in reducing the pressure in adopting right merging of technology and pedagogy for immersive blended learning. According to Ata (2016) and Rasheed et al (2020), the challenges for instructors to adopt immersive blended learning is due to digitally illiterate, and limited time for exploring, tweaking, and creating immersive…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is because, it is observed that when learning technologies are introduced, the attention of blended learning is usually concentrated on the technology implementation per se (Chen & Yao, 2016) rather than stressing the innovative pedagogies and learning objectives (Shand et al, 2016). As there has been little, if any, research into linking blended learning with the underlying principles of twenty-first century pedagogy and the capabilities of technology in learning and instruction, despites it values (see Ayob et al, 2020;Mahalli et al, 2019;Mujacic et al, 2013), this techno-pedagogy mapping could be useful in reducing the pressure in adopting right merging of technology and pedagogy for immersive blended learning. According to Ata (2016) and Rasheed et al (2020), the challenges for instructors to adopt immersive blended learning is due to digitally illiterate, and limited time for exploring, tweaking, and creating immersive…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While the values of technological tools and pedagogies are apparent in optimising blended learning (see Ayob et al, 2020;Mahalli et al, 2019;Mujacic et al, 2013), there has been little, if any, research into linking blended learning with the underlying principles of twenty-first century pedagogy and the capabilities of technology in learning and instruction. The existing blended learning models also put little emphasis on what constitutes immersion, thus present challenges for instructors to design instructions to improve and contextualise deep learning experiences for twenty-first century students through blended learning approach.…”
Section: Blended and Immersive Learning Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Konsep B-Learning berangkat dari ide bahwa belajar tidak hanya satu waktu melainkan suatu proses yang terjadi secara terus menerus agar pengetahuan yang diperoleh menjadi berguna dan dapat diterapkan (Mujačić, Mujkić, Mujačić, & Demirović, 2013;Singh, 2003) di masyarakat. B-Learning memberikan kesempatan kepada peserta didik agar belajar mandiri, berkelanjutan, dan berkembang sepanjang hayat sehingga belajar akan menjadi lebih efektif, lebih efisien, dan lebih menarik.…”
Section: Blended Learning (B-learning)unclassified