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Other side of Hybrid Classes
May 3, 2008 by Anonymous, 1 year 26 weeks ago
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Thanks for the informative article. Yes, hybrid courses can benefit large college campuses struggling with space management issues. Also, they can help students in rural communities which do not have access to physical colleges.
However, we should not 'overdo' this mode of delivery of lectures. Human interaction is very essential for overall personal growth of students. Men are not made just by interecting with machines. Human touch is essential and we can not forget that.