What is Flexible

learning?
 FLEXIBLE LEARNING
means systems in which
students may choose to
complete some of their
learning on-campus and some
of their learning off-campus.
 learning on campus

Learning off
campus
It is a learning design perspective
deeply rooted in the needs of
students, with the main objective
being to provide them with the
most flexibility about the learning
content, schedules, access, and
learning styles as possible.
 A flexible learning design
customizes learning environments
to meet the needs of learners,
using both technological and non-
technological tools. Flexible
Learning is closely related to
Blended Learning and Distributed
Learning.
What is Blended learning and
Distributed learning?
 BLENDED LEARNING
- is an approach to education that combines online educational
materials and opportunities for interaction online with
traditional place-based classroom methods. It requires the
physical presence of both teacher and student, with some
elements of student control over time, place, path, or pace.
 DISTRIBUTED LEARNING
- is an instructional model that allows instructor, students, and
content to be located in different, noncentralized locations so
that instruction and learning can occur independent of time
and place.
 What are the benefits
of Flexible Learning to
the students?
 • Improved learning outcomes
resulting from evidence-based and
technology-enabled teaching
methods

•More choice in different kinds of

learning: online, face-to-face,
blended
• Day or night; on campus or off:
flexible learning delivers more
scheduling options

• Enhanced personalization of
degree programs

•More just-in time learning

options for career learners
 • Improved learning experiences,
including more experiential and
community-based learning options

• More global learning options

• More open content—learning

materials are often free and not
restricted to students registered in a
degree program
 GROUP MEMBERS:

Capuno, Marie Antoinette

Compacion, Mitch Marielle
Dada, Jeremy