blended+learning

The name 'blended learning' really is awkward - it sounds like a bad salad dressing.

Any suggestions for a better one?

There several definitions of 'blended', for instance in the [|Design] blog on 18th May 2006.

In his June 19/2007 posting, [|Stephen Downes], not normally this provocative, says "blended learning is like intelligent design"

"You see, from where I sit, blended learning is a bit like intelligent design. It's a way for people to keep hold of their traditional beliefs, to maintain the primacy of the classroom, the primacy of authority in education, the primacy of the information-transfer model of learning, and at the same time (because it's blended, you see) to appear as advocates of new learning technologies, including (as was the subject of the conference) Web 2.0. It's faith pretending to be science. While in my world, there is basically no role for the classroom at all. It's irrelevant".