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Karkouti  \nThe American University in Cairo  \nEgypt  \n&  \nSamuel Amponsah  \nUniversity of Ghana  \nGhana  \nCitation: Bekele, T. A., Karkouti, I. M., & Amponsah, S. (2022) . Core conceptual features of successful blended learning in higher education: Policy implications. Education Policy Analysis Archives, 30(156). [https://doi.org/10.14507/epaa.30.7444](https://doi.org/10.14507/epaa.30.7444)  \nAbstract: COVID-19 has “taught” universities worldwide that using digital technologies to support purely online or blended learning is a survival strategy. This lesson plus the inclusion of technology in continental, national, and university policies and strategic plans implicate significant technology integration, especially blended learning, in higher education in the post-pandemic era. However, there lacks sound theoretical frameworks to adequately explain success indicators and success factors in blended learning. Existing frameworks provided particulars about the impacts of blended learning within certain contexts; none provided a comprehensive analysis of the significant factors that  \ntranscend specific application contexts. Moreover, the frameworks did not offer clear conceptions of knowledge, teaching, learning, and technology and its role in learning. To better inform successful blended learning adoption, this study problematizes success indicators and success factors based on a configurative review of existing frameworks and emerging theoretical perspectives in higher education. A holistic conceptual framework that transcends context specificity is proposed to better inform policy making, instructional design, and teaching and learning. Conceptions of adaptive policy, policy as learning design, and policy as practice are found relevant for blended learning policy making and analysis in higher education.  \nKeywords: blended learning; higher education; policy making; success factors; success indicators  \nCaracterísticas conceptuales centrales del aprendizaje semipresencial exitoso en laeducación superior: Implicaciones políticas  \nResumen: COVID-19 ha \"enseñado\" a las universidades de todo el mundo que el uso de tecnologías digitales para apoyar el aprendizaje puramente en línea o semipresencial es una estrategia de supervivencia. Esta lección más la inclusión de la tecnología en las políticas y planes estratégicos continentales, nacionales y universitarios implican una integración significativa de la tecnología, especialmente el aprendizaje combinado, en la educación superior en la era posterior a la pandemia. Sin embargo, existen marcos teóricos sólidos para explicar adecuadamente los indicadores de éxito y los factores de éxito en elaprendizaje combinado. Los marcos existentes proporcionaron detalles sobre los impactos del aprendizaje combinado dentro de ciertos contextos; ninguno proporcionó un análisis exhaustivo de los factores significativos que trascienden los contextos de aplicaciónespecíficos. Además, los marcos no ofrecían concepciones claras del conocimiento, la enseñanza, el aprendizaje y la tecnología y su papel en el aprendizaje. Para informar mejor la adopción exitosa del aprendizaje combinado, este estudio problematiza los indicadores de éxito y los factores de éxito en función de una revisión configurativa de los marcos existentes y las perspectivas teóricas emergentes en la educación superior. Se propone un marco conceptual holístico que trasciende la especificidad del contexto para informar mejor la formulación de políticas, el diseño instruccional y la enseñanza y el aprendizaje. 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