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Martin Health MyChart accounts have made the move over to Cleveland Clinic MyChart. Your information will now show up in your Cleveland Clinic MyChart. You do not need to sign up again to access your account.

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As online learning becomes a more common model for higher education courses, institutions and instructors should investigate the benefits of including both synchronous and asynchronous elements in online learning to maximize the benefits of both these environments.

Reporting for the Sloan Consortium (now the Online Learning Consortium), Elaine Allen and Jeff Seaman classified courses into four types: traditional, web-facilitated, blended or hybrid, and online.2 In the traditional course, 0 percent of the content is delivered online, and in the web-facilitated model, 1 to 29 percent of the content is delivered online using web-enhanced technology. In the blended or hybrid course, 30 to 79 percent of the content is delivered online, and it blends both face-to-face and online learning. In the online course, 80 percent or more of the content is delivered online.

In the initial days of online learning, Carol Twigg classified course redesign into five models: supplemental, replacement, emporium, fully online, and buffet.3 The supplemental model adds technology-based out-of-class activities while retaining the original design and number of class meetings. The replacement model replaces class meetings with online interactive activities. The emporium model provides an opportunity for the learner to choose when to access the course material rather than when the instructor wishes to teach. In the fully online model, the instructor designs and delivers the course entirely online. In the buffet model, students are oriented to the various options to choose the learning material through a buffet structure.

In another categorization focusing on online learning, Florence Martin and Beth Oyarzun classify online courses as asynchronous online learning, synchronous online learning, MOOC, blended/hybrid, and blended synchronous.4 Two other course design models, HyFlex and multimodal, have also emerged recently (see table 1).5

A course where most of the content is delivered online and students can participate in courses from anywhere. There are real-time online meetings and students login from anywhere but at the same time to participate in the course.

Although the blending of face-to-face and online learning has been researched in many studies, the blending of synchronous and asynchronous online has not been researched to the same extent. Grounding on the term "chronous," which means personification in time, we refer to this blend as bichronous online learning.

We define bichronous online learning as the blending of both asynchronous and synchronous online learning, where students can participate in anytime, anywhere learning during the asynchronous parts of the course but then participate in real-time activities for the synchronous sessions. The amount of the online learning blend varies by the course and the activities included in the course.

Figure 1 provides our conceptual understanding for bichronous online learning. We conceive online learning as a continuum between synchronous and asynchronous online learning, and we place bichronous online learning between these two extremes to illustrate that many existing online learning courses already embrace aspects from both domains.

Blending of both online learning types, where students can participate in anytime, anywhere learning during the asynchronous parts of the course but then participate in real-time for the synchronous sessions

When examining student attitudes, Noura Badawi found that more than 50 percent of online students in their study were in favor of incorporating synchronous events into online courses.8 The students found these real-time sessions to be valuable for office hours, guest lectures, exam reviews, orientations, and team projects. When examining synchronous and asynchronous discussion, other researchers found that synchrony positively affects students' perceptions of belonging, positive affect, and cognitive processes, while asynchrony negatively affects the relationship between cooperative goals and cooperative perceptions.9

In a teacher education program, learners who are earning their initial teacher certification might complete six bichronous courses, each lasting eight weeks. Within the program, learners would take a course on how to teach mathematics to elementary school students. In the course, learners would complete seven online asynchronous modules, which take about three hours each to complete. Learners would also complete two hours of synchronous course meetings, which accompany four hours of preparation and follow-up for the synchronous experiences.

The asynchronous modules could include opportunities for learners to solve mathematical tasks, learn content through videos and readings, and complete activities related to planning mathematics lessons and assessing students through examining samples of student work and data sets. The synchronous work might feature small group sessions of five to seven learners at a time and include opportunities for learners to collaborate on tasks and provide feedback to each other in real time while the course instructor provides feedback and responds to questions about the activities and the course in general. The synchronous work could also provide experiences for learners to design lessons and practice teaching their peers in a videoconference setting. In the course evaluations, learners might comment about the benefit of the practice teaching and immediate feedback from their colleagues and the instructor. Learners might also observe that the asynchronous modules were valuable and that they did not desire more synchronous sessions.

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