Flipped Instruction
General Resources
about the Flipped Instruction Model
What is the flipped classroom model?
The flipped classroom model shifts the transfer class content and information to the asynchronous learning environment and moves practice and application into the classroom, or virtual synchronous learning environment. Traditionally, the transfer of information has occurred in class via lecture and practice has been assigned for homework. The value of this inversion is that students can pace their progress through a video (pausing, rewinding, rewatching). They also have the benefit of a supportive peer group and the subject-area expert as they attempt to apply new information.
For even more planning ideas, also consider reading the following
blog posts by Dr. Catlin Tucker:
How might a flipped schedule look
in a remote or hybrid learning setting?
in a remote or hybrid learning setting?
Resources About Making and Packaging
Instructional Videos
How to Make Effective Videos for Learning
Video Length: 1:43
What is Edpuzzle?
Video Length: 1:09
App Smashing:
Edpuzzle & Screencastify
Edpuzzle & Screencastify
Video Length: 2:22
Schoology Edpuzzle
Integration
Integration
Video Length: 1:41
Edpuzzle and Schoology 101 Webinar
Video Length: 31:09
Student and Parent Guide to Edpuzzle on Schoology
Video Length: 3:33