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Integrating Blended Learning Within Sport Event Management Curriculum

Leeann M. Lower-Hoppe, Liz A. Wanless, Sarah M. Aldridge, and Daniel W. Jones

higher education is largely in response to the movement to increase online distance education for revenue generation ( Legon & Garrett, 2017 ). However, blended learning is identified as “perhaps the most successful approach to integrating technology into pedagogy,” as pedagogical strategies are

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Physical Education Curricular Elements in Blended Learning During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Francisco Javier Gil-Espinosa, Iván López-Fernández, Rubén Espejo, and Rafael Burgueño

blended learning. Thus, Order EFP/561/2020 ( 2020 ) established that secondary schools could opt for the learning model that best guarantees the educational process and the prevention of COVID-19 infections, depending on the context and the characteristics of their particular situation. Among these models

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“It Is Like a Little Journey”: Deaf International Futsal Players’ and Coaches’ Experiences in Collaborative Blended Learning

Luciana De Martin Silva and John W. Francis

attempts to first, explore the challenges and successes faced by deaf international futsal players when using a collaborative blended learning (CBL) approach (i.e., online and face-to-face group activities) in preparation for a major competition. Second, the article aims to provide a discussion of key

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Integrating Online Pedagogy into Kinesiology: Service Learning for Kinesiology Majors

Jaye K. Luke and Joanna L. Morrissey

Many universities have limited resources yet aim to provide worthy learning opportunities to their students. This goal can be met through the offering of alternative delivery methods and service learning. Alternative delivery methods have evolved as technology has advanced. This paper addresses the benefits of blended learning for students, faculty, and universities. Through an institutional grant emphasizing innovative teaching strategies, the authors explain how a kinesiology course that includes service learning was transformed from a face-to-face class to a blended learning environment. Two flagship assignments are explained and comments from students are shared.

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Developing and Implementing an App-Based Blended Psychological Skills Training: A Case Study

Lukas Stenzel, Melissa Röcken, Simon Borgmann, and Oliver Stoll

). For example, Baumel, Muench, Edan, and Kane ( 2019 ) reported approximately 4% of daily active users (open rate) for mindfulness apps. A way to increase user engagement with mental health apps can be blended learning or blended interventions ( Tighe et al., 2017 ; Torous et al., 2018 ). Blended

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Factors Associated With High School Physical Education Teachers’ Adoption of a Supplemental Online Instructional System (iPE)

Chad M. Killian, Amelia Mays Woods, Kim C. Graber, and Thomas J. Templin

videos and assessments designed to help students learn personal fitness-related content. The iPE online curriculum is intended to be implemented concurrently with regular in-class PE curricula through the use of a blended learning approach. This approach allows teachers to determine the method and extent

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Innovative Teaching and Learning Strategies in Kinesiology

Peter F. Bodary and M. Melissa Gross

successes and challenges that we met in the process. The first strategy incorporates a blended-learning approach in two different senior-level elective courses offered to our preprofessional undergraduate students. We discuss the methods we used for designing these courses and the lessons learned during

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Expanding Learning Opportunities in Kinesiology Through the Use of Flipped Instruction

Chad M. Killian and Amelia Mays Woods

; Schultz et al., 2014 ). Those students suggested that a blended learning approach would be more helpful, whereby online content would introduce basic content and the more complex content would be covered in class so that individuals could ask questions in real time ( Schultz et al., 2014 ). These issues

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Implementation of an App-Based Blended Mindfulness Intervention in a Bundesliga Youth Academy Targeting Goalkeepers: A Case Study

Christoph Kittler, Lukas Stenzel, Darko Jekauc, and Oliver Stoll

 al., 2021 ; Stenzel et al., 2020 ). Interventions, which combine digital and online media with traditional face-to-face methods like workshops are called blended learning or blended interventions ( Friesen, 2012 ; Villani et al., 2017 ). Blended interventions might improve the motivation, mood, and

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E-Learning in Allied Health Care

Jeff Stewart and Vivian H. Wright