HyFlex Course Delivery: Addressing the Change in Course Modality Brought on by the Pandemic

  • Wilson T
  • Alexander M
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Abstract

Teacher preparation programs need quality training courses that offer flexible, interactive alternatives to isolating online courses and classroom-based programs that limit students to a specific place and time. The HyFlex course design provides a solution by combining internet video instruction (such as Zoom), regular online learning, and face-to-face classroom experiences into one course where students can choose the method that best meets their individual learning needs and even alternate between methods throughout the course session. HyFlex aligns with learner centered instruction and offers a unique opportunity for educators to receive quality licensure courses. This article explores existing literature on the HyFlex course delivery method and discusses a case study done to examine student outcomes resulting from its use in a post-baccalaureate special education teacher licensure program.

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Wilson, T. J., & Alexander, M. (2021). HyFlex Course Delivery: Addressing the Change in Course Modality Brought on by the Pandemic. Journal of the International Society for Teacher Education, 25(2), 41–58. https://doi.org/10.26522/jiste.v25i2.3668

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