
About the workshop
This workshop addresses the growing trend of hybrid learning in education: the need to understand affordances, obstacles, and optimal ways of implementing it. It is conducted within the context of the Erasmus+ project “Hyb-IT-up”, which aims to empower higher education teachers/learners to leverage their full potential. Activities are designed to engage participants in exploring the concept of “hybrid teaching/learning” with teachers and educators. Participants will be divided into two groups: one face-to-face and another using Zoom to simulate a hybrid approach. Outcomes will be the co-design of a framework for hybrid learning and teaching competencies, which supports our future guidebook development.
Goals of the workshop
• Identify challenges and potentials of hybrid learning and teaching
• Reimagine hybrid practices in the current post-pandemic educational context
• Co-design hybrid teaching and learning approaches
• Review existing hybrid teaching and learning guidelines
• Promote participants’ generic, contextual, and transformative competences
Outputs during the workshop
• Hands-on experience in hybrid learning
• Overview of challenges and potentials of hybrid learning and teaching
• Novel co-designed approaches to hybrid teaching
• Miro discussion board created by the participants as a tangible, open material
• Enlarge network
Outputs after the workshop
• Framework for hybrid teaching and learning competencies
• Guidebooks to foster hybrid teaching and learning competencies
• A white book on potential technological developments for hybrid learning and teaching
• A study on hybrid learning and teaching competencies
• Two articles
Arrangement
Format: Face-to-face (we will prepare a mock hybrid environment)
Date: 5 September 2023
Place: ECTEL 2023, in Aveiro, Portugal
Link: https://ea-tel.eu/ectel2023/registration
Duration: 3.5 hours
Target group (max 25): Higher Education teachers, lecturers, researchers, teacher training students, and learners
* The participants of the workshop need to be ECTEL participants
Required material: Laptop (or tablet) and headphones
Workshop structure
Introduction [30 minutes]
- A brief introduction to key concepts of Hybrid teaching and learning
- Presentation of the Hybrid teaching and learning framework
- Instructions on how to use the Miro board
- Brainstorming on how to perform in Hybrid teaching and learning contexts
Hands-on activity [90 minutes]
- Icebreaking and team-building activities (getting to know each other)
- Developing hands-on activities following a World Café methodology, namely:
a) design of a Hybrid teaching and learning scenario (group work)
b) provide feedback regarding the work developed by a different work group
c) undertake a three-minute pitch followed by a discussion between the groups
Coffee break
Feedback activity, including a 3-minute pitch [60 minutes]
Wrap-up [15 minutes]
Presentation of the results of the work developed
Evaluation [15 minutes]