2. Teacher Innovators
ï The Year was 2007
ï Jon Bergmann and Aaron Sams
ï Teachers in Woodland Park Colorado
ï Said âThere has to be a better way to
reach students.â
3. Benefits
ï Differentiation of instruction â reaching
them all.
ï Students have ownership of learning.
ï Teaching becomes more streamlined
and more efficient.
ï Develops studentâs problem solving
skills
ï Teachers have more time in the
classroom with students.
ï Learning becomes more collaborative.
4. Drawbacks
ï Digital Divide--Not all students or, in
some cases, schools have the
technological resources
ï If library is needed, computer time is
usually regulated.
ï Time in front of computer screen is
increased.
5. Does it Work?
ï Teachers have reported higher grades
in the flipped classroom.
ï No official studies.
ï However, teachers report videos are
viewed over and over again. Someone
is watching more than once.
6. What You Need
ï Screencasts
⊠Jing
⊠Screencas-O-Matic
ï Google hangout
ï Shoot video â
⊠Smart phone
⊠Ipad
⊠Laptop
⊠Video camera
ï Editing Video
⊠Windows Live Moviemaker
⊠iMovie
7. Post for Student Viewing
ï Youtube
ï Teachertube
ï Sophia
ï In your blog
ï In your website.
8. NING
ï Flipped Learning Networkâs ning
started in January 2011 with 2,500
members.
ï 2013 â 15,000 members
ï WEbsite:
9. Hosting and Publishing Service
for video lesson
ï Does the service let videos be shown
on multiple devices? Phones, iPads,
Tablets
ï Possible choices
⊠YouTube â most familiar â most schools
BLOCK it.
⊠TeacherTube
⊠Sophia (37,000)
⊠Vimeo
⊠Edmodo
10. Video Resources
ï Youtube
ï TeacherTube
ï TED-ED
ï Khan Academy
ï Sophia
It may take hours to find the video that has everything you
want. You could SAVE time by creating your own customized
lesson.
11. Flipped Classroom Project
ï Create a Flipped Classroom Lesson
ï Length: 7-10 minutes
ï Start with Objective (ONE)
ï Create lesson
ï Record Lesson
ï Create an activity(ies) (activity length 15-20
minutes)
⊠MUST support learning objective.
⊠Can be more than one.