Models Self-Blend and A LA CARTE as a promising direction for the transformation of higher education

2021

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DOI 10.1109/icecco53203.2021.9663799
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Abstract

The article discusses possible options for the transition from the traditional form of organizing the educational process to blended learning at a university. The author reveals the advantages and disadvantages of the Self-Blend and A LA CARTE blended learning organization models, which allow combining traditional full-time education with independent work of students in a digital environment corresponding to a new generation of specialists. The advantages models are: the formation of educational routes for students, taking into account the goals of training, changes in the specialty and the labor market; great freedom of the student when he can choose a convenient time, place and pace of training; motivating students to study in traditional classes with a teacher, reducing the percentage of incomplete courses.