Episode 42: Charles Graham, BYU and Jered Borup, GMU
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In this episode, we’re talking with two researchers about a project they are currently working on to develop a tool to assess readiness for blended teaching. Charles Graham from Brigham Young University and Jered Borup of George Mason University join us to discuss the first phase of this project, including how it came about, how it’s being developed, and how it might be practically applied in an educational setting.
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