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While the concept of online learning is not new, the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of this mode of academic delivery, for both learners and education providers. Hybrid and online learning models have redefined the education landscape and are now commonplace, with many institutions implementing hybrid and online modes of delivery in their academic delivery.  <\/p>

Recent global higher education surveys demonstrate that learners now want and expect technology to be effectively integrated within their learning. Anthology\u2019s 2022 global survey found that over 80% <\/strong>of students prefer that at least some of their courses or course meetings take place online. 41% of surveyed students indicated a preference for fully online courses, while only 18% of students indicated that they prefer fully in-person courses. This data shows that while there is still a demand for traditional learning modes, institutions will benefit from adopting hybrid and online learning. <\/p>

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Why students love Hybrid and Online Learning <\/strong> <\/h2>