Brief Hybrid Workshops
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• Description
  Definitions, Rationale/Purpose, Format, Context, Strategies & Principles, Essential Characteristics, Queries for Discussion

• How to
  Develop, use, and improve BHWs, BHTLMs  (Training Wheels & LTAs, Some Assembly Required, DIY)

• Collection
  Examples of BHWs, BHTLMs, eClips, etc

ALWAYS UNDER CONSTRUCTION!  Why?  TMI/TMO/TLT*

“Brief Hybrid Workshop” (BHW)      [See also Map/Template of BHW elements]
A Brief Hybrid Workshop (BHW) is a group activity of less than 15 minutes that includes the use of one or more media clips AND some other files, instructions, activities, documents, plans, guidelines, etc.  Links to these essential resources are usually assembled on a single Web page that serves as the home base for the Workshop. 

Participants interact with each other and with leaders/presenters/facilitators - face-to-face, online, or both; synchronously, asynchronously or both. 

A BHW is intended to help a group of people to produce or learn something useful to them.

A “Brief Hybrid Teaching/Learning Module” (BHTLM)
A BHTLM is the same as a “brief hybrid workshop” EXCEPT for intended audience and purpose:  help students to learn something in a course (usually undergraduate).

...More extended definitions, explanation.

*TMI/TMO/TLT = Too much information.  Too many options.  Too little Time.

See also Overloaditorium

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