1. Flipping a Math Classroom Without losing your mind! Presented by Jennifer Cooper

5. How we made it work 1)Prep a lesson like normal. 2)Record the lesson as a video. 3)Make the video accessible to our students. 4)Use class time to watch the video.* 5)Practice/apply what they watched.

6. Trial and Error Students work great in pairs. (If you do groups pick their groups.) It really helped having guided notes for students to fill in as they watch the video. Always have a back up plan for when the internet isn’t working. Be prepared for some students to give you friction. Plan ahead for early finishers.

7. Preparing the Lesson Taking steps towards flipping the classroom Google Drive

8. Making the Video (Option 1) Webpage

9. Making the Video (Option 2) Printed a CopyRecord Video Webpage

10. Other Neat Tools ($19.99) Splashtop Whiteboard

11. Other Neat Tools (Free) IMOVIEKeynote

12. Review- Video Making -Video self with Ipad. -Video self with Macbook. -Quicktime - Macbook screencast/ Tutorial

13. Review - Putting it together. -IMovie - Editing -Keynote - Organizing a playlist of videos

14. Review - Sharing -Google Drive -Airdrop -Dropbox -Edmodo -Schoology -Youtube (students can’t access at school)

15. Now it is your turn. Play around with the apps and methods we discussed. Create a video. Share the video with the class. Work in pairs. :)