The pile of Lego blocks as the main image should be enough to show that there's nothing new about this "new hybrid learning methodology". It's that old standby, created back in the 90s as learning objects: "Imagine the program design as the creation of a set of building blocks (think LEGO) that can be assembled in a variety of configurations, with each configuration personalized to the interests, needs and constraints of that local site." But I wanted to include this post because of its use of the term 'digital learning transfer platforms' in place of learning experience platforms (LXP). I thought it was a nice touch. That is all.
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