Post COVID-19: Students’ Expectations of HyFlex Learning Opportunities

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Posterior to COVID-19, many universities have returned to ordinary classroom education. Recognizing the impact of the isolation in the form of psychological strain, one of the takes were to return to on campus education to secure follow up and the personal contact with lecturers and fellow students. However, in some studies, the COVID-19 paved the way for combinations of ways of studying that many students had been waiting for. Hence, returning to an on-campus solution is not an option. Each year after the COVID-19 we have done investigations into “if” and “why” the students prefer a HyFlex solution and many of the same answers keeps being repeated: home situation, work situation and travel costs. The last investigations have also included “sustainability” as a reason for not attending classes physically. Through our mixed methods approach to collecting data, we will present and discuss our findings and the trend in the longitudinal study.

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Vold, T., Ranglund, O. J., & Kiønig, L. V. (2024). Post COVID-19: Students’ Expectations of HyFlex Learning Opportunities. In Proceedings of the European Conference on e-Learning, ECEL (Vol. 23, pp. 402–405). Academic Conferences and Publishing International Limited. https://doi.org/10.34190/ecel.23.1.3077

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