Hybrid teaching in large collaborative classrooms: collaborative discovery
Collaborative classrooms create opportunities for students to find commonalities across their experiences. How can they be used effectively for hybrid learning?
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Hybrid teaching in large collaborative classrooms: drawing and sharing
Drawing is a practical activity ideal for groups in larger classrooms – we offer some hybrid tips so your online students don't miss out.
Hybrid teaching in large collaborative classrooms: using data for social impact
Large collaborative classrooms provide an ideal space for students to freely unpack dense data packets, frame a problem and present their findings.
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