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The following resources will assist faculty in learning about the flipped classroom concept, determining if classes lend themselves to being flipped, how to integrate the flipped classroom concept and networks/blogs available to educators that have flipped their classroom
Flipped Classroom Pros and Cons
It is important for educators to research not only the pros but also the cons of classroom flipping. These resources will assist in determining if your particular class lends itself to this concept.
This article covers the pros and cons of flipping your classroom and how students learn.
Khan Academy: Why the Flipped Classroom Won’t Save Education
Is the idea of the flipped classroom flawed? This article weighs the pros and cons of flipping your classroom.
Part 2 Clipped Classroom Pros and Cons
Video on the pros and cons of a flipped classroom
Five Reasons I'm Not Flipping over the Flipped Classroom
This article presents why the concept of flipped classroom may not be for everyone.
Should you Flip your Classroom?
How new technology plays a role in the flipped classroom? Is it good or bad?
Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: The Flipped Classroom
This article looks at hype surrounding flipping the classroom, the tools and benefits of the flip.Active Learning Resources
Below are resources available to educators that want to learn more about active learning, motivating student participation and student engagement. Resources also address project-based learning and blending of instruction.
Video on the teachers that pioneered the flipped classroom.
Flipping the Classroom Requires More Than Video
Article on the two pioneers of the flipped classroom, Jon Bergmann and Aaron Sams.
This article focuses on the use of the flipped classroom in higher education.
Class Time Reconsidered: Motivating Students
Take strategies for engaging students in the classroom and flip them.
How the Flipped Classroom is Radically Transforming Learning
Article outlines how teachers' roles change in the flipped classroom environment from presenter of content to learning coach.
Flipping for Beginners highlights the key benefit for flipping a classroom and that is student retention. Videos can be rewound as many times as the student needs to gain understanding.
Time-shifting Instruction: Flipped Classroom and Teaching
Get rid of lecture-based lessons and give students the ability to learn at their own pace.
This article focuses on the pedagogical reasons for using reverse lecture.
This article addresses Mazur's theory on the transfer step.
The Simple Guide to Academic Podcasting: Know Your Audience and Your Schedule
Guide to create and utilize podcasting in a flipped classroom.
Online educational videos available for educators to utilize. Users can create customized lessons around the educational videos.
Flipped Classroom Integration
So, you have decided you want to flip your classroom. How do you go about integrating the concept into your classroom? Review these resources for ideas.
Seven Stories for Educators About Teaching in the Flipped Classroom
This article addresses highlights stories from seven educators that have flipped their classrooms.
There is no one model to use when flipping your classroom. This article outlines several variations that can be utilized.
Let's use Video to Reinvent Education
Video on how Salman Khan got started using the flipped classroom
Educator Resources – Blogs & Networks
These resources can be helpful to those educators that have flipped their classroom and are looking for others that have implemented the flipped learning into their classroom.
This blog is by Jon Bergmann, who is considered one of the premier experts on the flipped classroom.
The Flipped Learning Network provides educators with many resources to assist in implementing flipped learning.