2019
DOI: 10.1504/ijil.2019.099986
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Evaluation of the impact of the Hyflex learning model

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“…Our proposed innovation extends current practice and prior literature in three ways. First, prior research on the HyFlex model focused only on two learning modalities where students may choose to attend face-to-face class in-person or complete learning activities online without physically attending a class (Beatty, 2010;Liu & Rodriguez, 2019;Sowell, Saichaie, Bergman, & Applegate, 2019). We expand on this model and add an additional modality: the option for students to participate in a face-to-face class synchronously online.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Our proposed innovation extends current practice and prior literature in three ways. First, prior research on the HyFlex model focused only on two learning modalities where students may choose to attend face-to-face class in-person or complete learning activities online without physically attending a class (Beatty, 2010;Liu & Rodriguez, 2019;Sowell, Saichaie, Bergman, & Applegate, 2019). We expand on this model and add an additional modality: the option for students to participate in a face-to-face class synchronously online.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Originally conceived to accommodate graduate students who work full time, a HyFlex course offers these students the flexibility of learning anywhere anytime with no "attendant learning deficit." As such, the interest on HyFlex has been about complimenting a face-to-face course with online content delivery for flexibility of class attendance and content access (Liu & Rodriguez, 2019;Sowell et al, 2019) leaving the benefits of face-to-face engagement unaddressed. We expound on the HyFlex model by including a synchronous online modality for added flexibility while ensuring all students have an engaging learning experience to succeed academically.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, a wide variety of online delivery strategies, from massive open online courses (or MOOCs) (e.g., Iqbal et al, 2014) to blended learning to full degree programs, have made learning anytime and anywhere increasingly the norm. Learning anytime and anywhere has become increasingly realized with the adoption of the hyflex course model (e.g., Liu and Rodriguez, 2019) during the COVID-19 pandemic.…”
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“…They tend to have the maturity, tenacity, and experience to sustain the shift to online instruction. (3) They use the HyFlex 5 approach (Liu & Rodriguez, 2019) -This is a student-directed, multi-modal learning experience and provides students with autonomy and flexibility no matter where, how, or when they engage in the course. Typically, each class session is offered face-to-face in large classroom halls, synchronously as well as asynchronously.…”
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confidence: 99%