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There are several blended learning models in use today, including these:

Nurture Model: Prioritize in-person learning for the earliest students, scaling to most- or all-online learning in upper grades/years

Bookend Model: Host first-year and fourth-year students on campus while sophomore and junior courses remain online

Rotation Model: Divide classes into multiple groups and rotate online, in-person, and collaborative or lab-based learning

The right blended learning models for a given school, academic level, or discipline will vary. Your institution’s current technology offerings and physical space limitations also influence which model to use.

While the terms hybrid learning and blended learning are used interchangeably, there is a slight difference between the two. Blended learning is centered on using online instruction such as videos, discussion boards and articles to complement in-person classes. Hybrid learning uses online material as an alternative to in-person material and is meant to create a flexible learning experience where students choose their learning model based on their needs.