Connecting Margin and Mission: Designing Online and Blended Programs for Times of Change
Concurrent Session 4
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Brief Abstract
Why do online and blended programs fail? Too often, the answer to this question is associated with an unintentional misalignment between the program’s learning goals and business goals. This session explores practical techniques for creating exceptional learning experiences that align to sound business practices. You will also discover how to create, test, and refine program models that support sustainability and adaptiveness in times of rapid change.
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Extended Abstract
Learning objectives
- Explore common challenges associated with aligning margin and mission in online and blended programs
- Design online and blended program models that align learning and business results
- Analyze online and blended program models using AI simulations - prompts
- Lead collaboration with cross-functional teams to support online and blended program success