Sentence examples similar to face to face components from inspiring English sources

Through removing the face to face component to interviews, APDAs greatly reduced the performative aspect of interview responses and so gave us more confidence that there would not have been a problem of over-reporting.

These students were surveyed as part of a larger study to identify the ir perceptions of the online and to face-to-face components of this blended course.

Because the computer system used in this study was designed to be integrated into a face-to-face primary care visit, these findings cannot disentangle the relative effects of the computerized versus the face-to-face components of the brief intervention.

We addressed this issue over the first few months of the project, discussing the interplay between the face-to-face components of the course - the lectures and workshops - and the online space with reference to established principles of effective learning design and the underpinning pedagogy.

A particular skill set was contributed by a social scientist at the UK Medical Research Council working on fieldworker training modalities combining on-line and face-to-face components (or 'blended learning') at the MRC Laboratories in the Gambia (see full list of participants at the end of this article).

Or will the face-to-face component always be important?

Interestingly, the center found that students in hybrid classes — those that blended online instruction with a face-to-face component — performed as well academically as those in traditional classes.

However, the most important component in an FC was engaging students in the face-to-face component (O'Flaherty & Phillips, 2015).

In this study, face-to-face means "offline and in a classroom setting," but this model of online education blended with a face-to-face component hints at the strength of online mentorship.

Currently, certificate courses entail a 5-day face-to-face component and some self-study.

In addition, many courses also have an optional face-to-face component during the SOPH's Summer and Winter Schools.