Dual delivery and blended synchronous learning (BSL)

Introduction to dual delivery

Dual-delivery subjects are subjects that are taught in two modes: blended delivery (online and campus-based) for students who can attend campus, and entirely online delivery for students who cannot attend campus.

Split cohort teaching

Students are timetabled into separate activities (eg on campus tutorial vs online tutorial) depending on whether they can attend campus or not.

Live-streamed sessions

Live-streamed sessions bring together groups of remote and campus-based students for less interactive sessions, such as lectures.

Planning for live-streamed sessions

Live-streamed sessions enable remote students to attend live by live streaming, rather than waiting for the Lecture Capture recording to become available.

Blended synchronous learning (BSL) sessions

Highly interactive, seminar-style sessions. Campus-based and remote students are taught simultaneously, using BSL-enabled venues to bring the cohorts together.

Designing blended synchronous learning sessions

An introduction to BSL activities that will assist you in implementing these activities in your BSL lesson plans.

Facilitating blended synchronous learning

BSL activities offer the campus-based and remote students a simultaneous learning experience.

Advanced tips for blended synchronous sessions

BSL support and training for teaching staff

Support and training resources for teaching staff delivering BSL sessions.

Active learning in lectures

We outline principles and strategies for active learning in lectures.

Designing alternatives to campus-based learning activities for remote students in dual-delivery subjects

Principles, advice and examples to assist in designing effective remote learning within dual-delivery subjects.