New study confirms blended learning is best

Brandon Hall Research recently announced a research report that confirms this BFO (blinding flash of the obvious): Blended learning is more effective than either e-learning or face-to-face learning alone. Besides citing its own research conducted with 150 different organizations, Brandon Hall examines a variety of other studies, from Net-G’s 2002 research, to a Pew study, to research by the University of South Australia.

While the full study costs a whopping $525, you can [3]download a free chapter [3] for a limited time.

In the area of blended learning, we've launched Total Access [4]™, a comprehensive learning system that supports our in-person workshops [5]with just-in-time tools and technologies to foster leadership, teamwork, collaboration, and change. It even gives HR professionals a complete Learning and OD toolkit - ideal for the business partner delivering facilitation, coaching and consulting services anywhere, anytime, not just "face-to-face".