On the other hand, Thorne (2003) states that blended learning an
educational model which can integrate e-learning with all of its
improvements and enhancements of new technological developments
with traditional learning to support interaction in classroom.
Moreover, Driscoll (2002) identifies four different ways in which
blended learning can take place; firstly, a combination of modes of webbased technology; secondly, the combination of various pedagogical
approaches; thirdly, the combination of any instructional technology with
face-to-face instruction; and fourthly, the mixture of instructional
technology with actual job tasks.