Blended Learning

Blended Learning is any teaching that combines traditional, face-to-face instruction with online or digital components.

Research has shown that this instruction can improve students' engagement, performance, and satisfaction. Library and Information Technology Services (LITS) provides a range of services to help faculty and staff explore and adopt blended learning:

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Help

See the College’s for available resources and self-help guides or with an educational technology specialist who can help you identify the right tools for your pedagogical goals, design engaging digital courses, and provide hands-on instruction to students. We can also connect you with Makerspace and colleagues for curricular projects that overlap with these areas.

Software

We manage a suite of software used for teaching and learning.

Hardware

Most classrooms on campus are equipped for lecture capture and hybrid instruction and several provide computers for student use. Faculty, staff, and students can also from the circulation desk and from the help desk in Canaday Library.

Digital 51��Ƶ Grants

These grants are available for curricular projects that involve innovative use of digital technologies and require additional resources, such as guest speakers or training, equipment and software not provided by the college.

Blended Learning on Campus

Tri-Co Faculty Present Digital Scholarship Projects

Our work is informed by critical and ethical approaches to technology practice—something that is more important than ever in our current moment! - Alice McGrath, Senior Digital Scholarship Specialist