Brandt Barbara F, Quake-Rapp Cindee, Shanedling Janet, Spannaus-Martin Donna, Martin Peggy
University of Minnesota Academic Health Center, Minneapolis, MN 55455, USA.
J Allied Health. 2010 Winter;39(4):e167-72.
To remain dynamic and viable, academic institutions preparing the future workforce need to convert to a more accessible and convenient pathway for students. The need for responsiveness is especially true when considering strategies to prepare an allied health workforce in areas of shortages and to meet the needs of the underserved. A blended or hybrid learning model that strategically uses web-based and face-to-face teaching/learning methods is an innovative and strategic way that promotes learner-centered higher education and facilitates a higher learning experience. A model and emerging best practices for implementation are presented from our experience at the Center for Allied Health Programs at the University of Minnesota.
为了保持活力和可持续发展,培养未来劳动力的学术机构需要为学生转变为一条更易获取且便捷的途径。在考虑为短缺领域培养联合健康劳动力以及满足服务不足人群需求的策略时,响应能力的需求尤为重要。一种将基于网络和面对面教学/学习方法进行战略性结合的混合式学习模式,是促进以学习者为中心的高等教育并提升学习体验的创新且具战略意义的方式。本文根据我们在明尼苏达大学联合健康项目中心的经验,介绍了一种实施模式和新兴的最佳实践方法。