Through the hybrid model, learning will be accessible from anywhere,  any time, on any device. Representation pic

The 10,000 colleges that will be starting blended learning include universities and institutes in Mumbai like the Mumbai University, SNDT, colleges under Shri Vileparle Kelvani Mandal (SVKM), Wellingkar’s, Somaiya Vidyavihar, Sydenham Insititute, Mumbai Education Trust (MET), Atharva Educational trust, Kohinoor Education Trust, Vivekanand Education Society, Anjuman-I-Islam, and Shikshan Prasarak Mandal.  The hybrid model employs digital engagement to enhance and accelerate learning by providing a student-centred approach.

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According to AICTE Chairman Anil Dattatraya Sahasrabudhe, developing infrastructure is not only complex but also expensive and thus not feasible. “The available resources must be used to their full potential. The greatest strategy is not to construct another institution or college; instead, we must implement hybrid learning,” he said.

“In hybrid learning, education will be redefined, instructors will discover their potential, learning will be accessible from anywhere, any time, on any device, and there will be only one degree between learning and education,” said Ali Sait, CEO, Tech Avant-Garde, which is assisting and training these colleges to switch to blended learning. 

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No of colleges that will start blended learning programme