Tag: student success

HyFlex By Any Other Name Is Just As Sweet

Choosing a Mode, Faculty Experience, Research, Student Experience, Teaching•by David Rhoads•Posted June 6, 2022•3 Comment(s)

Last week I came across this article by Perry Samson in the Educause Review Students Often Prefer In-Person Classes . . . Until They Don’t and I was surprised to find out that the article was about a professor using the HyFlex approach (the three choice HyFlex approach of asynch, synch, and in person) without […]

PART II- Feedback for Improving Student Success and Satisfaction

Learning Design•by Jeanne Samuel•Posted May 1, 2022•0 Comment(s)

  Co-Author Glori Hinck In part 1 of this post, we focused on how feedback and support promote learner confidence. Learner confidence can lead to improved learner retention, progression, and success regardless of the class delivery mode. In part 2, we focus on feedback strategies. The importance of feedback A 2020 Educause article cited the […]