Flipped Learning

Edpuzzle is one of my favorite sites for "flipping" a classroom. This educational tool allows educators to edit/crop a video and record their own audio to guide a lesson. This is a ideal for wanting to point out specific points a video, ask a question, etc.

Make any video your lesson

EDpuzzle is one of my favorite site for Flipping a Classroom. This is done by taking any digital video and "making" it your own by cropping and adding questions into the video itself. This is great for assessing learning and for students to take their learning home.

9Slides one of the best sites/apps around for "flipping a classroom" is now available for the Windows App store!!! This is a excellent educational tool for adding audio/video narration to a presentation (PDF, Keynote, PPT) Some of the ways educators are using this in the classroom is for: guided learning, Pecha Kucha style presentations, and even flipping a classroom.

Ask3 is a free iPad app from TechSmith. TechSmith is probably best known as being the company that produces Jing and Camtasia screen capture software. Ask3 is a tool that teachers can use to create short instructional videos that are shared directly to their students' iPads.

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I am of course a huge project-based learning (PBL) nerd and advocate. I am also an advocate for the flipped classroom, yet at the same time I also have my concerns about flipping a classroom. This model still hinges upon great teachers, and engaging curriculum and instruction.

In a previous post from December, I wrote about how I was (sadly) switching from Edmodo (my long-time LMS love) to Schoology. Of the 25 schools I support, 33 classes of students are using a Learning Management System. Since my December revelation, 26 have switched to Schoology and the remainder stayed with Edmodo.

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by Kelly Walsh, emergingedtech.com What have you heard about the flipped classroom? That it's just the latest education fad? That it only works for certain academic subjects? It's not uncommon to come across references in the web media to poorly informed and misconstrued ideas like these.

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Interactive Video by HapYak. Links on video, Video Chapters, Video Quizzes transform normal video into an interactive experience that drives engagement. HapYak works with any video player and supports the integrations that you need to begin using interactive video today.

What is the early research telling us about the benefits or drawbacks of the Flipped Classroom?

Teachers pay once. Unlimited students. Flipgrid does not use student accounts. You create the grid (i.e., a class or group of students), post as many questions as you like, and collect as many student response videos as you can. Therefore, there is only one license...your license.

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Last August, I did a post on a new, promising iPad app (also available for use on PC) called, "TouchCast." In my post, I offered some possible uses for the app, which allows you to create videos with special interactive features, in classrooms. I've been noting mentions of it on social media, and gauging the interest...