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Dec 22, 2005

Jay Cross on Blended Learning

Jay has shared on his blogsite an unedited version of his Forward to Curt Bonk and Charlie Graham's new book, The Handbook of Blended Learning.

Writing a forward to a book isn't that unusual or noteworthy (although I'm still awaiting an invitation to join that club), but it *is* a bit unusual to see that Jay has done so for a book on Blended Learning, since he has been a pretty vocal critic of the term/concept over the years.

I found myself nodding my head in agreement on several of his "common sense" observations and stances (especially the one on 'This Old House' and on reading a bad book once, so giving up on reading entirely).

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(Jon Revelos is Consultant - Instructional Design with Tata Interactive Systems)

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