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Creating Effective Blended Language Learning Courses The Blend, the Blending Process, and the Blended Path
from Part II - Route, Process, and Structure
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 September 2020
Chapter 3 explains the blending process – a thoughtful combination of F2 F and online component. This chapter delineates what the process entails and describes the BLL path. Readers will understand the crucial aspects of the pedagogical plan at the base of the blending process in order to guide a successful blending process. To this end, the chapter identifies and explains the essential organization of the blended path and differentiates between its two main types: input front-loading and input back-loading.
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