Comments on: Reflections on Hybird Teaching http://www.neverleftcollege.com/training/reflections-on-hybird-teaching/ From MBA student, to professor, to administrator, to consultant…and still in college. Thu, 29 Oct 2009 00:13:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Ron http://www.neverleftcollege.com/training/reflections-on-hybird-teaching/comment-page-1/#comment-1024 Ron Thu, 29 Oct 2009 00:13:22 +0000 http://www.neverleftcollege.com/?p=896#comment-1024 So long as you have the will, you'd easily jump right back into it. I think honestly, having the experience of having done it before and then trying to do it now, might even be easier because you understand the process in a way that I never experienced from in front of the classroom. Though admittedly, I treated the whole thing a lot a speaking event, except I have to give them homework. (which admittedly, the hybrid format and my course's particular subject matter don't really lend themselves to all that well.) I think your main point is valuable, though. It's about what the content is, not the delivery method and I've tried to maintain that even as the way I've taught the class has evolved over the year. So long as you have the will, you’d easily jump right back into it. I think honestly, having the experience of having done it before and then trying to do it now, might even be easier because you understand the process in a way that I never experienced from in front of the classroom. Though admittedly, I treated the whole thing a lot a speaking event, except I have to give them homework. (which admittedly, the hybrid format and my course’s particular subject matter don’t really lend themselves to all that well.)

I think your main point is valuable, though. It’s about what the content is, not the delivery method and I’ve tried to maintain that even as the way I’ve taught the class has evolved over the year.

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