Or hybrid education. Or hybrid online education. Never "study" in the US. Here it's the teachers who bear the burden for shoving knowledge into students' heads. Students need only present their heads for topping-up! ;)

Excerpt from the Tallent-Runnels article referenced in the link:

Web-based education uses the Internet and communication technologies, ranging from the Internet as a research tool to taking online classes. In some instances the Internet is also used to supplement instruction, as in the use of a website to communicate information to students who are in a face-to-face class. Online classes are courses that are delivered completely on the Internet. Hybrid or blended courses are those that combine online components with traditional, face-to-face components. The term distance education is also used to describe any courses that are delivered to students who are not present in the same room. These might be delivered via interactive television, online courses, and courses using videotapes, television, or correspondence. E-leaming may be used to describe any learning that is electronically mediated or facilitated by transactions software (Zemsky & Massy, 2004). The term traditional course format is interchangeable with face-to-face format.