Russell Stannard is an expert in flipped classroom techniques and screen casting technology for education. The document discusses the flipped classroom approach, which involves students doing lower-level learning at home through videos and interactive activities, while using classroom time for higher-level group work and problem solving. It also provides information on using free and paid screen capture software like Jing, ScreenCast-O-Matic, and SnagIt to create videos for instruction, feedback, and the flipped classroom. Resources and tutorials are given to help teachers learn screen casting technologies.

1. Key Technologies
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2. Flipped
Classroom
Interactive group learning activities
inside the classroom.
Direct computer-based individual
instruction outside the classroom.
Bishop/Verleger
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3. At home/In class
Video
Screen
casts
Articles Podcasts
Pair
work
Group
work
Task
based
Problem
solving
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4. Why has it
emerged?
• Now possible to get students to do a lot of the lower order
thinking learning at home through video, podcasts, screen
casts, articles, websites, blogs etc
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5. Material at home
Central
Location
Screen
casts
Videos
ArticlesBlogs
Podcasts
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6. Getting started
Find
it
Make
it
Content
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7. Screen capture
• Records anything you do on your computer screen as a video.
• Talk over a picture(s)
• Talk over a graph
• Talk over some Power Point slides
• Talk over a document
• Talk over a table of information
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8. Examples
• A mini lecture on the Flipped Classroom
• Talking over a word document
• Talking over a table
You are not limited to one static image. Whatever you do on the
screen and whatever you open and close is recorded.
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9. Feedback
• This same technology can be used to provide feedback to
students on their work.
• Simply open their work onto the screen, mark the areas you
want to provide feedback on and then turn on the screen
capture technology.
Examples
• Giving feedback on a student’s written work
• Giving very simple feedback on vocabulary
• Giving overall feedback to all the students in a group after
marking their work.
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10. How the technology
works
• Simply mark area on the screen you want to record.
• Click one button.
• Records
• You can pause at any time
• Stop and save
Example of how technology works
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11. Screen capture
FREE tools
• Techsmith JING
• Screen corder ( web)
• Screen cast o matic (
web)
• SnagIt ($30)
• Techsmith Camtasia
• Adobe Captivate
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12. Conclusions
• Screen capture is very versatile
Flipped Classroom
Blended Learning
Assessment
Feedback
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13. Help withthe technology
SnagIt
• Introduction to SnagIt
http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com/screen-
casting/introduction-to-snagit.html
SnagIt and YouTube
http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com/screen-casting/flip-your-
classes-with-snagit-and-youtube.html
Jing ( FREE)
http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com/screen-casting/jing.html
Very popular 10 ways to use screen capture
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casting/10things.html
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14. Articles
Feedback idea
• Innovate my school. Article on feedback idea
Interview with Russell about the Flipped Classroom
• Interview
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