Blended Learning

Blended Learning incorporates e-Learning with more traditional forms of classroom training and can be delivered in a variety of ways to best enhance the learning experience. For that reason, it is successful in accommodating many different learning styles and the many ways in which people learn.

For example, an experienced instructor can create a variety of learning assignments and activities using technology in combination with instructor and student peer interaction in either a physical or virtual classroom environment. Another way that Blended Learning is used is by delivering the theory content of a course by e Learning before training course attendance, which allows organizations to save on travel and accommodation costs.

Our instructors understand the blended curriculum model is a key ingredient to successful Blended Learning delivery. In many cases the instructor is the linchpin resource that pulls together the entire curriculum on the application of a product or sales methodology for the learner, so instructors must be knowledgeable about web-based courses that precede and come after ILT segments, as well as how their training delivery role applies to the global product market. Sumaria ensures instructors understand their roles through the Sumaria Instructor Certification Program, as well as through manager and peer observations. This ensures compliance with Sumaria’s high delivery standards and consistent quality in instruction and leverages the benefits provided by the blended curriculum model.

Benefits of Blended Learning

• Addresses the training levels of all customers.
• Promotes a higher level of customer satisfaction.
• Increases client revenues.
• Saves customer training budget dollars and travel expenses.
• Is an environmentally friendly training option that saves travel and fuel costs.
• And most importantly, provides the necessary learning retention that translates to on-the-job performance.