Making Quality Flipped Class Videos
Though I often talk about how the flipped classroom is not about the videos, most flipped class teachers do use videos. What are some tips on how to make good quality videos. Aaron Sams and I talked about this in
See You at #FlipCon13
This is a cross-post by Brian Bennett (http://brianbennett.org). I encourage you to attend the 6th Annual Flipped Class conference. He made several fun pictures of Flipped Learning Network Board Members and our eager expectation of the upcoming conference. The 6th
Before and After the Flipped Class
This is the first in a short series of guest posts. Each guest will be sharing their story of transformation. Each illustrates how one teacher transformed their classroom and their teaching practice. These illustrate how I see the flipped class
The Flipped Class as a Way TO the Answers
One common criticism of the the Flipped Class is that it really isn’t that big of a change. A recorded lecture is still just a lecture. Instead of students sitting in a room and hearing a “boring” lecture we bore
Has Flipped Learning Gone Mainstream?
This past week, Aaron Sams and I had the privilege of spending the week sharing about the Flipped Learning in Western Europe. We spent two days in the Netherlands conducting workshops and meeting with Dutch Education leaders. We then had
Homework & the Flipped Class
This is a post a long time in coming. I started it in early December of 2012 and now it is late January of 2013. During the holiday time my family moved into a new home and we have been
What IS the Flipped Class?
Recently I received an email from one of my readers and he noted that nowhere on my blog have I talked about what a flipped classroom IS. I have been recently been writing about what it isn’t, but haven’t clearly
Myth: Flipped Learning is All About the Videos.
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The second misconception I want to highlight in this series is the idea that flipped learning is all about the videos. When the press covers flipped learning it seems to gravitate towards the use of video as a replacement for
Myth: Students Without Access to Technology Creates a Digital Divide
Misconceptions of Flipped Learning #1: Students Without Access to Technology Creates a Digital Divide I am starting a series of blogs about some of the common misconceptions regarding flipped learning. The Flipped Classroom has come under increasing scrutiny as it
The Best Way to Learn about a Flipped Class
If you are wondering about the flipped class thing and want to see if the “hype” matches what the pundits are saying, then I want you to encourage you to visit a flipped class. Bar none, the best way to
