1 1 Brian Lang Multimedia Technician Frostburg State University.

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1 1 Brian Lang Multimedia Technician Frostburg State University

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3 3 A.Yes B.Of course C.Why wouldn’t I be? D.Best time ever!

4 4 A.Yes B.No

5 5 Collaborative Audio Visual Environment

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7 7 Used for Collaboration Allows Students to easily share content

8 8 A.Yes B.No

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12 A.Yes B.No

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14 A new way of teaching and learning Lecture at home Homework during class time

15 Flipped Learning is a pedagogical approach in which direct instruction moves from the group learning space to the individual learning space and the resulting group space is transformed into a dynamic, interactive learning environment where the educator guides students as they apply concepts and engage creatively in the subject matter.

16 Flexible Environment Learning Culture Intentional Content Professional Educator

17 Spaces that allow students to interact Time that permit students to both interact and reflect Continually observe and make adjustments as necessary Provide different ways to learn content

18 Give opportunities to engage in meaningful activities where the teacher is NOT central Make the results available to all students through feedback

19 Prioritize concepts used in direct instruction Create and/or Curate relevant content Make content accessible and relevant to all students

20 Be available to all students for individual, small group, and class feedback Conduct ongoing formative assessments during class time Collaborate and reflect with other educators

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22 Please Use the Remaining Time to collaborate on Flipped Learning