Belur, Jyoti

Bentall, Clare

Police education and training, in common with education at all levels, was seriously affected by the onset of lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic. Police organisations in England and Wales sought to cope by moving training and education programmes online, almost overnight. This paper presents findings from interviews conducted with Learning and Development leaders in 17 police forces in England and Wales to gauge the capacity of organizations to provide blended learning (BL) in the pre COVID period and plans for the future. Findings indicated that although there are challenges, the appetite and capacity to adopt BL methods in forces range on a spectrum. The paper and makes recommendations to support the rollout and use of BL in police education generally and proposes a theory of change to assist the introduction of BL in police organisations

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Reviewing the 3C’s of blended learning for police education: assessing capacity, building capability, and conquering challenges

https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10169205/

Reviewing the 3C's of Blended Learning for Police Education: assessing Capacity, building Capability, and conquering Challenges

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