Lecture at Fordham: Flipped Classroom
The flipped classroom is a major part of current higher ed discussions and an emerging practice that has begun to be adopted on a large scale.
Resources
Section One: Making the Most of Your Class Time
“If your lecture is pre-recorded and watched outside of class, how can you use that freed-up time in class to improve student learning?”
10 Courses With a Twist, Laura Pappano, NYT, 4/8/14
Looking for ‘Flippable’ Moments in Your Class, Barbi Honeycutt, Faculty Focus, 3/25/13
6 Expert Tips for Flipping the Classroom, Jennifer Demski, Campus Technology, 1/13
How I Flipped My Classroom, Michelle Pacansky-Brock, Slideshare, 3/313/12
Bloom’s Taxonomy
Bloom’s Taxonomy According to Seinfeld (video)
Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy (wiki)
The Pedagogy Wheel by Allan Carrington
Kristen’s Bookmarks on Bloom’s Taxonomy
Active Learning Techniques in the College Classroom
Classroom Activities for Active Learning Center for Faculty Excellence, UNC (PDF)
How can you incorporate active learning into the classroom? Center for research on Learning and Teaching, University of Michigan (PDF)
Arthur F. Thurnau Professors/ Engaging Students in the Classroom and Beyond, Center for research on Learning and Teaching, University of Michigan (Videos)
- Engaging Students in the Classroom and Beyond, Thad Polk, Arhtur F. Thurnau Professor of Psychology
- Engaging Students in Large Classes, Deborah Loewenberg Ball, Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of Education
Does Active Learning Work? A Review of the Research, Michael Prince, J. Eng. Education, 93(3), 223-231 (2004).
Part 2 – Practical Application of Flipped Class Techniques
Explore class activities that support deeper learning in conjunction with developing the pre-class video lectures and assessment strategies.
Peer Learning
Peer Instruction for Active Learning- Eric Mazur (video)
Confessions of a Converted Lecturer: Eric Mazur (video)
4+1 Interview: Eric Mazur, Robert Talbert, Chronicle of Higher Education, 2/11/14
Twilight of the Lecture, Craig Lambert, Harvard Magazine, 3/12
Quick Start Guide to Flipping your Classroom with Peer Instruction, Julie Schell, Turn to Your Neighbor: The Official Peer Instruction Blog, 1/15/2013
Part 3 – Effective Video Recording for Flipped Classrooms
Creating Khan Academy style videos
Create Khan Academy Style Video Tutorials with ScreenChomp via Digital Inspiration: Tech á la carte
How To Screencast Like The Khan Academy via Teach Thought
Additional Slides and Handouts
Video Filming and Audio Guidelines (PDF)
Recording Audio Tips, Slideshare, Kristen Treglia, 3/14/13
Effective Video Recording, Slideshare, Lindsay Karp, 9/23/13
Blank Storyboard form (doc), Blank Storyboard form (PDF)
Tools
Educreations (iOS, free)
ScreenChomp (iOS, free)
Realtime Board (browser, free)
Nearpod (iOS/Android, free)
i-Prompt Pro (iOS,free)
Polleverywhere (browser)
Creating Google Forms
Hi-Q mp3 Voice Recorder (Android, free)
Tape-a-Talk Voice Recorder (Android, free)
Pocket Wavepad (iOS, free)
Audacity (iOS/Win, free), Tech Tips: Audacity (PDF)
The Best Voice Recorder, Bryan Gardiner, The Wirecutter, 8/15/13; Sony ICD-AX412 on Amazon
Windows Movie Maker (Win, free)
Quicktime (iOS, free)
iMovie (iOS, free)
Tubechop (browser, free) You can link to the clipped video or embed it
Keep Vid (browser, free) Downloading YouTube videos; note, be careful to click the “Download” button next to where you past the URL– the big buttons are advertising!
Sothink Video Converter (Win, free)
Zamzar (browser, free)
Clipchamp
Handbrake
Tutorial on using Handbrake (with screenshots), to use Handbrake to compress your file:
– Select your “Source” file.
– Click on Toggle presets and select Apple.
– On the Apple drop-down, select iPhone and iPod Touch
– On the main window, select the format Mp4, and to the right, check Web
Optimized.
– Scroll down and click on Picture settings and write down the Window size
dimensions (usually says 480 x 272).
Awesome Screenshot (Chrome/Firefox/Safari, free)
Jing (iOS/Win, free)
Screencast-O-Matic (browser or download)
Additional Resources
Effective Presentation Technologies: PowerPoint Design and Beyond: includes slides and information about using Flickr, animations and Infographics
Directions for Downloading, Clipping, and Converting Videos for PPT
Kristen’s YouTube Channel
The EdTech Bible’s YouTube Channel
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These two pages are still under construction, but you will still find some useful links: Instructional Design and Education Philosophy/Theories
Tech Trends in Education: 3D Printing
