Blended learning activities can help students stay engaged with their peers and in what they’re learning during and in between class time. Some activities can include ice breaker questions or brainteasers to connect students and get ideas flowing. Concept mapping can help small groups work together to review for a test or plan an assignment. Video reflections allow student to record themselves giving a presentation and then analyze their performance. Case studies can be a collaborative way for students to take a closer look at issues and demonstrate practical applications of the content. Classroom debates give students the opportunity to state their positions, compose their arguments and reach conclusions while listening to a variety of viewpoints from their peers.