Needs Analysis to Design an English Blended Learning Program: Teachers’ and Administrators’ Voices

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This needs analysis study sought to identify the contextual requirements to design and implement a blended learning program in English at a Colombian public university. Data on teachers’ and administrators’ perceptions were gathered through a questionnaire, interviews, and focus groups and analyzed using grounded theory. Findings revealed the need to invest considerably in new personnel and e-infrastructure. Likewise, students’ context should be considered to design EFL blended programs. Teachers and students should be offered ICT and methodological professional development. Finally, the program should carefully balance the integration of face-to-face and online modalities. This investigation can help the academic community of language educators and curriculum designers carry out needs analysis studies for creating contextualized blended learning programs.

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Cano, L. H. T., Gómez, A. F. R., & Hoyos, J. E. P. (2023). Needs Analysis to Design an English Blended Learning Program: Teachers’ and Administrators’ Voices. Profile: Issues in Teachers’ Professional Development, 25(1), 193–210. https://doi.org/10.15446/profile.v25n1.101316

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