Hybrid learning provides online and offline learning simultaneously and gives learners a choice, so it is attempted to ensure learning rights and improve the quality of education. However, there are difficulties in hybrid classes in university such as...
Hybrid learning provides online and offline learning simultaneously and gives learners a choice, so it is attempted to ensure learning rights and improve the quality of education. However, there are difficulties in hybrid classes in university such as building a physical environment and providing equal learning experience, and interaction. Therefore, this study aims to derive components for effective hybrid learning in higher education and develop instructional design strategies. In this study, the design development research methodology was applied to derive initial models and strategies through literature analysis and needs analysis. After validation, the conceptual model and design strategy were constructed. The research results identified pedagogical knowledge, physical environment and virtual space (offline and online), learner experience, and technology as the components of hybrid learning, and the instructional design strategy presented sub-components by categorizing the stages as before, during, and after the semester. Finally, the instructional design strategy consists of 4 stages and 15 sub-strategies before the semester, 3 stages and 17 sub-strategies during the semester, and 1st stage and 6 sub-strategies after the semester. The results showed that when making hybrid learning effective must be designed based on pedagogical knowledge and taking into account learners' space, learning experience, and technology. Furthermore, it is significant in that it shows the need for a comprehensive exploration of hybrid space design and the knowledge framework for instructors to systematically design hybrid learning in higher education.