Hybrid learning
You can apply for 25 hours of regionally-allocated PLD to support you with hybrid learning.
CORE facilitators with expertise in virtual facilitation and hybrid learning are ready to work with you and your teams.
Today’s learning communities are challenged with having ākonga and kaiako working both on and offsite. Te Ako ā-Mangarau | Hybrid learning is a reality that may find you seeking support.
We’ve put together some information and resources that may help you and your learning community face these challenges.
Free webinars
Developed in partnership with Derek Wenmoth (FutureMakers), this series of webinars will empower you to tackle your teaching practice from a hybrid perspective.
Watch recordings of the hybrid learning webinars
A menu of PLD options
This pdf explores a menu of potential hybrid learning options, to help you frame a highly successful hybrid learning programme. All options are under 25 hours. A combination may suit your needs, or we can customise for your setting.
25 hours of funded PLD support
Any school or kura can access up to 25 hours of funded hybrid learning PLD support through the Ministry of Education. (This is on top of existing regionally-allocated PLD funding.) The aim is to ensure all ākonga continue to be able to access learning, no matter where they are located. And that all leaders and kaiako are equipped to support them.
What could this support be used for?
- Proactively planning and preparing for hybrid learning.
- Getting structures and tools in place (and to prototype these while students are still ‘at school’).
- Supporting leaders with understanding and coordinating hybrid learning requirements and programmes.
- Mentoring support for leaders in managing staff and others in times of rapid and unpredictable change.
- Proactively preparing for rapid transition to hybrid learning.
- Supporting kaiako with hybrid learning curriculum design and pedagogy.
- Supporting kaiako to understand and best utilise existing (and possibly new) online and offline tools and pedagogies.
- Anything else that supports preparing for and implementing effective hybrid learning programmes.
Free support with hybrid learning PLD applications
Working across Aotearoa in Māori, Pacific and English medium contexts, and in all learning settings, our facilitators can provide free support with completing your application.
Please note, funding only available to early learning services through a Kāhui Ako application. Please contact CORE directly for support we can provide to you.
Hybrid learning support resources
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Podcast
Derek Wenmoth backgrounds the what, why, and how of hybrid learning. Listen here
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Learning guides
- Setting up a home learning space
- Hosting Microsoft Teams for teachers
- Hosting Google Meets for teachers
- Create learning videos using screen recording
- Ngā Whaiwhakaarotanga Hangarau mō ngā hui ataata
- Ko te whakarite me te whakahaere kia haumaru ai ngā hui a Zoom
- Waihangahia he ataata whakaako ki te utauta hopu mata
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Blogs
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Videos
A number of helpful distance learning videos were created for the Ki te Ao Mārama and Learning from Home websites in 2020.
Personalised coaching and mentoring
Do you need help exploring strategies for implementing hybrid learning models in your setting? He Waka Unua personalised coaching and mentoring can help you to work out next steps.
Our kaiārahi (mentors) have a range of experience, explore their stories and approaches to coaching and mentoring to find out who could be the best match for you.
What is Te Ako ā-Mangarau | Hybrid learning?
Ako ā-Mangarau – Ako (to teach and learn) Manga (tributary of a river) Rau (many).
Hybrid learning means where in-person and remote forms of teaching and learning happen at the same time.There are overlaps with the term blended learning, but the main difference is the idea that home learning and in-class learning work in parallel.
Te Ako ā-Mangarau webinar series
