The effectiveness of blended learning in vocational education institutions under the conditions of educational transformations
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17779517Keywords:
innovative technologies, digital competence, educational environment, learning flexibility, pedagogical interaction, self-directed learning, student motivation.Abstract
In the context of rapid social change and the digitalisation of the global educational space, the need for flexible, effective educational strategies is receiving special attention. The purpose of this study is to assess the effectiveness of blended learning in vocational education institutions in the context of modern educational transformations driven by the integration of technological innovations, dynamic changes in the labour market, and the need to improve the quality of specialist training. Main attention is paid to determining the pedagogical, organisational, and technological factors that ensure the effectiveness of combining traditional and distance learning. In the course of the research, a complex of theoretical and empirical methods was applied: analysis and generalisation of scientific sources, pedagogical observation, questionnaires for education seekers and teachers, expert assessment of the effectiveness of the implemented educational models, as well as elements of a pedagogical experiment. A comparative-analytical approach was used to identify relationships between participants' levels of digital competence in the educational process and the outcomes of educational activities. The results showed that implementing blended learning increases students' motivation, supports the formation of individual educational trajectories, and provides a more flexible organisation of the educational process. It is shown that learning effectiveness increases with the combination of interactive online tools, visualisation of educational material, and asynchronous interaction. At the same time, several difficulties were identified: insufficient readiness of pedagogical staff for digital transformation, unequal access to technological resources, and the need to adapt curricula to new educational formats. Conclusions. It was established that blended learning is an effective model of professional education, capable of providing high-quality training for future specialists amid rapid educational changes. To increase its effectiveness, it is recommended to develop unified standards for blended learning implementation, establish an advanced training system for teachers, and expand access to digital educational resources.
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