What’s the difference between blended learning and hybrid learning?

Both blended and hybrid approaches mix live and digital elements, but they serve different goals. Blended learning describes a program design that combines instructor‑led and self‑paced activities for the same learners. Hybrid learning usually refers to mixed attendance options for a single session where some attend in person and others join remotely.

Key points

Blended programs span multiple formats to reinforce skills over time.
Hybrid sessions provide flexible attendance for the same event on the same schedule.
Choose based on objectives, audience needs, technology, and logistics.

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