Using Blended Learning to Support Wisconsin Learners

Virtual Learning Opportunity for Wisconsin Educators!

Technology has become an integral part of our everyday learning environments. Blended learning is a mode of instruction that can support learning in both face to face and online learning environments. In this workshop, Wisconsin teachers will explore and experience different methods to use within the blended learning model that will easily support today’s learning experiences. Participants will leave with practical strategies to implement blended learning tomorrow.

Self-paced workshops offer interactive, just in time professional learning around specific instructional practices, strategies, and frameworks. They also provide educators with an opportunity for reflection and practical application. Districts have the option of creating their own cohort of participants; please contact the course facilitator for more information.

This online workshop is designed to take approximately four hours to complete. It is part of a statewide initiative to build capacity for, and expand access to, high quality online instructional resources and provide training for Wisconsin educators in the provision of online and remote instruction. It is being offered at no cost* by the Institute for Personalized Learning, a division of CESA #1, to Wisconsin educators only.

Questions?
Course content: Dria Setter / dsetter@institute4pl.org / 262-787-9500 ext. 9538
Registration: Melissa Arnold / marnold@institute4pl.org / 262-787-9500 ext. 9529

*This project is supported by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Program to serve all Wisconsin public, tribal, charter, and private schools serving students in grades 4K-12 and Institutes of Higher Education and licensing centers for pre-service educators.