Mastering the Blend: Students’ Value of Classroom and Online Components in a Blended Accounting Course
Mastering the Blend: Students’ Value of Classroom and Online Components in a Blended Accounting Course
Author(s): Lynette Nagel, Louwtjie VenterSubject(s): Social Sciences, Education, Higher Education
Published by: European Distance and E-Learning Network
Keywords: Blended Learning; Distance and e-learning methodology; Learning effectiveness; improvement of learning experience; mastery learning; Tutoring; Student support
Summary/Abstract: A top-scoring student dreams of becoming a chartered accountant, one of the most prestigious professions around. He is selected and enrols for one of the most challenging programmes at one of a few universities that offer this degree. At the end of his first year he fails financial accounting, the subject that he has to pass through all his years of study as the cornerstone of his career. It is a devastating blow, and it will probably derail his future, as well as erode the reputation of the institution with the professional body, as in four years fewer professionals will be delivered to industry.
Journal: European Distance and E-Learning Network (EDEN) Conference Proceedings
- Issue Year: 2015
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 409-417
- Page Count: 9
- Language: English