Response on continuation of blended learning
11 January 2022
Responding to a news story on the continuation of blended learning throughout 2022, a Russell Group spokesperson said:
“In-person teaching remains at the heart of the university experience. At all Russell Group universities students can expect seminars, small group classes and lab work to be taught in-person. An element of digital learning, which was also an important feature of university courses pre-pandemic, will continue.
“This is used primarily to enhance teaching and learning, for example with flipped lectures where students do background work ahead of in-person sessions. We also know many students welcome the flexibility and accessibility that keeping some digital learning provides.”
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Digital approaches used to modernise and enhance teaching and learning at Russell Group Universities
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Hollie Chandler
Hollie.Chandler@russellgroup.ac.uk
020 3816 1307