The blended-learning concept fulfills the requirements for occupation-accompanying continued medical education, since it offers the possibility to study self-employed accessing text documents, lecture recordings, and electronic lectures and to convert in concentrated presence phases this knowledge into practical exercises.
The terms are explained as follows: remembering is simply recall of the information provided by the text or lecture material.
In the control courses instructors taught genetic drift as they normally would, through combinations of readings from the text, homework, lecture, discussion, and in-class activities.
In the online environment, students read text, watch lectures and solve problems.
Immanuel Kant (1724 1804), who used Baumgarten's Metaphysica (1739) as a text for lecturing, borrowed Baumgarten's term aesthetics but applied it to the entire field of sensory experience.
Equal parts Ken Kesey and MTV's "Road Rules," the Brandeis bus trip reflects an explosion of American college courses in which students learn through hands-on experience rather than just text and lectures.
In one half of these comparative studies, computer-assisted instruction was compared with traditional modes of teaching, such as text and lectures.
Students can have access to the automatically generated text of lectures after classes, and can take notes, share thoughts with classmates, link videos together, and organize their content in one place.
These materials included interactive text, videos, lectures, photos and animations.
The only difference between the two student populations in this study was the way content was presented in the text and lectures and the extent to which critical thinking and knowledge construction were required.
