Volume Two - Academic Conferences

Eleni Rossiou and Erasmia Papadopoulou
Having in mind that teachers always look for new ways of improving the educational process at
school, the results of this research make one more step in this direction and it is certain that web-
based groups and activities should be developed and expanded further in the learning process of
Secondary Education. Future research is proposed to explore students’ opinions on the
implementation of blended learning in other courses too.
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