The pros and cons of classroom CPR training versus a blended or fully online program are very subjective. What might be a benefit to one person could actually be a drawback to another person. In general, though, students typically find that in-person classes can help them learn better because they are in a traditional classroom setting with an instructor. If you have questions along the way, you can ask your instructor in real-time, which is not something you can do with an online training program. With in-person CPR classes, you also get hands-on experience and receive feedback on your technique from the instructor. This is something that can be achieved in a blended program, as well, but not a fully online program. The downside to in-person CPR classes is that you need to find a class near you, you’ll need to travel to the class, and they typically take longer to complete than blended or online CPR classes.