Barbara Wilkins and Jeff Jennings Educational Technology Missouri S&T.

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Barbara Wilkins and Jeff Jennings Educational Technology Missouri S&T

 A way to INCREASE student-instructor interaction  A way to INCREASE student-student interaction  A class where students are ACTIVELY ENGAGED in learning  A class where students take responsibility for learning (student centered learning)

 Just a bunch of videos for students to watch  An online course  Students spending the class time staring at the computer screen  Students working in isolation  Teacher centered learning

Consider graduate seminars in the humanities… Were graduate classes the original flips?

 Flexible Environment  Learning Culture  Intentional Content  Professional Educators

 May include video lessons streamed on the internet or downloadable to a device ◦ Watch as many times as needed ◦ Convenient ◦ Bite-sized chunks  Active classrooms  Flexible due dates  Meaningful assessment

 Student-centered approach  Greater depth  Richer learning Students become the center of learning rather than the product of teaching

 Careful evaluation of direct instruction  Peer instruction  Problem-based learning

 Flipped learning is consuming  Appropriate feedback for students  Continuous assessment A flipped classroom may be controlled chaos, and requires a true professional to manage appropriately!

Require careful preparation

 Provide an opportunity for exposure prior to class (or at the very beginning)  Provide an incentive for student to prepare for class  Provide a mechanism to assess student understanding  Provide in-class activities that focus on higher level cognitive activities (DOK)  Have parental support (K-12 setting)

classroom-model-a-full-picture/ One Flipped Classroom Model

 Informal ◦ Usually un-edited ◦ Limited ADA compliance ◦ Easy and fast to make  Products ◦ Computer  Jing  ScreenCastO-Matic ◦ Tablet Device  Explain Everything – Outputs to Quicktime, editable  Doceri – Outputs to MP4, editable (iPad)  Educreations – hosted by Educreations (iPad)

 Formal ◦ Often edited and polished ◦ May be Closed-Captioned  Products ◦ Camtasia Studio ◦ Adobe Captivate ◦ Other Screen Recorders

 Podcast  Guided readings  Guided online exploration  Audio Lecture  Online Chat

Questions?

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