The instructor is considering blended learning when training on the new clinical information system. Which should the instructor keep in mind about this teaching strategy?
A) Blended learning maximizes learning and minimizes cost.
B) The use of blended learning is not appropriate for super user training.
C) Blended learning is too complicated for training sessions.
D) Blended learning should only be used for point-of-care staff.
A) Blended learning maximizes learning and minimizes cost.
Explanation: A) Blended learning combines elements of several different training-delivery methods in order to maximize learning and application, while minimizing expensive time spent in a classroom.
B) Blended learning can be used for all levels of users.
C) Blended learning is an appropriate method to train on a clinical information system.
D) Blended learning can be used for all levels of users.
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