ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this weeks episode, Dr. Norm Vaughan talks about why it is important to create learning centers, not student centered learning. He also talks presents an alternative definition to blended learning that is less about the technology and more about the learning experience. Norm is incredibly passionate about his work and provides a critical perspective on how to approach the design of learning environments in the 21st century.
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