What is the difference between blended learning and classroom?

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Blended Learning:  

When you take a Blended Learning  training,  you are required to do online training prior to your scheduled classroom session. Simply click on the link you receive upon enrollment, and take your time learning the academic material from the comfort of your own home, starting and stopping the program as needed. The entire in-person skills session is devoted to skills practice and questions. Once you complete the online and the in-person skills components, you will be issued a digital certification card.

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Note:  This form of training is accepted by the State Department of Health and the Board of Nursing, because of the in-person skills component. 

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Classroom: 

When you enroll in Traditional Learning (classroom), all you need to do is attend your scheduled classroom session; no work is required before class.  Academic and skills practice, will be covered in the classroom training.  

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You may choose from the following: 

American Heart Association (AHA) 

American Red Cross (ARC) 

Health & Safety Institute (HSI)