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The term Blended Learning has been used to describe a wide variety of approaches.
Purpleocity.net 2009
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Digital Asset Optimization or "DAO" is a term TopRank has used and promoted since 2007 that makes reference to the different types of media search engines like Google have started to display (aka Blended or Universal search results) depending on the query.
Online Marketing Blog Lee Odden 2010
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The congresswoman I talked to scrambled the initials of the last four Democratic presidents (LBJ/JC/BC/BO), and came up with Bob Bljccj. America, just picture "Blended" Bob Bljccj taking the oath of office!
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Google Testing 'Blended' Mobile Ads - Yesterday Google Operating System noticed that search ads were showing up between and amongst the organic content in mobile search results.
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Google Testing 'Blended' Mobile Ads - Yesterday Google Operating System noticed that search ads were showing up between and amongst the organic content in mobile search results.
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"Blended" Search Results - be sure to name videos and images with target keyword phrases
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DAO "is a term TopRank has used and promoted since 2007 that makes reference to the different types of media search engines like Google have started to display (aka Blended or Universal search results) depending on the query.
Search Engine Optimization and Marketing News provided by Cumbrowski.com Lee Odden 2010
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Why would Matt look only at weak examples and skip the 40 blended models featured in the Innosight Report, "The Rise of Blended Learning"?
Tom Vander Ark: Richtel's Rearview Mirror Misses The Mark Tom Vander Ark 2011
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Why would Matt look only at weak examples and skip the 40 blended models featured in the Innosight Report, "The Rise of Blended Learning"?
Tom Vander Ark: Richtel's Rearview Mirror Misses The Mark Tom Vander Ark 2011
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Big companies are for the practice according to The Economist, who calls it “Blended deceit from the nanny state.”
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