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New "Blended" REA Verifiable Course Materials - Face-2-Face Meets The Web

 


Buzzwords, buzzwords and more buzzwords, so now we add yet another. The thing is that this one "Blended Learning" actually generates a useful mental image. In this case we are blending the online model with the traditional "Face-To-Face" traditional learning model.

Well, not exactly. In the e-Agent version, blended learning refers to a mix of online and augmented online (webinar style). So there is a face-to-face component, however, it is virtual and the matchup is with a content only side, thus we are "Blending" two different online settings.

OK, so what are the Pro's & Con's?

PRO's:

  • Registration is via newsletter.
  • No separate mass emailing.
  • Capable of being embedded in just about any website/web-press environment.
  • Responsive code allows mobile viewing.
  • Reduced hesitancy by non-technical users.
  • Low entry/production costs.
CON's:
  • Limited direct interaction, during production & replay.
  • Webinars using recorded presentation have a historically mixed public reaction.
  • Updating content still requires considerable editing.
The Bottom Line:

Recorded webinars offer an addition method for reviewing e-Learning content and reinforcing existing content materials.

The ultimate income will be measured and we will report the findings right here.

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