Advanced Certificate in Blended Learning Design Principles

Name: Advanced Certificate in Blended Learning Design Principles
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• Unit 1: Introduction to Blended Learning Design
• Unit 2: Principles of Multimedia Learning
• Unit 3: Learning Theory and Instructional Design
• Unit 4: Designing Effective Online Activities
• Unit 5: Synchronous and Asynchronous Learning
• Unit 6: Tools and Technologies for Blended Learning
• Unit 7: Assessing Learning in Blended Environments
• Unit 8: Accessibility and Universal Design for Learning
• Unit 9: Best Practices for Blended Learning Facilitation
• Unit 10: Evaluation and Continuous Improvement of Blended Learning Programs

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