The Centre for Innovation in Learning and Teaching have collated a range of resources linked to Hybrid teaching (where students are online and in a physical classroom with the teacher at the same time). These resources were developed by staff to support their peers who need to teach classes in hybrid mode. The staff included in the videos are experienced in teaching this way and are happy to share their ideas but wish to indicate they are still learning and developing their approaches.
Hybrid defintitions
Hybrid classes
Synchronously delivering topic activities (tutorials/workshops/seminars) to students who are both in the room with you and to students who are attending via web conferencing, where all participants are interacting as a single group.
Hybrid group
Synchronously facilitating activities requiring students to work in groups comprising students in the room and students who are attending via web conferencing. A session may be divided into periods where students are working as a class, and periods where students are working in groups, or the entire session could be devoted to group work.
Infomational videos
Below you will find a series of short videos on four aspects of hybrid teaching with Associate Professor Bert Verhoeven from the College of Business Government and Law.
