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Infographic: Flipped Classrooms

Source: A TeacherView Survey by ClassroomWindow and the Flipped Learning Network: Conducted June, 2012

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Reversing or Flipping your Classroom – Two Approaches

Michelle Futrell and Susan Rozzi seated for interview

Reversing (a.k.a. flipping) your classroom is a form of blended learning in which faculty move much of the traditional lecture and in-class information delivery to the web for the student to view outside of class.  This in turn allows the professor to spend more time interacting with students in the classroom.  That classroom time is used to [...]

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Echo 360 Personal Capture at the Faculty Social

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Thanks to everyone who came by the TLT Faculty Social on Thursday. It was great to see everyone. During the social I did a short demonstration of Echo360 Personal Capture. Echo 360 is desktop/lecture capture software and it comes in two flavors. The first type is a full room installation with tracking cameras and a [...]

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TED-Ed: Flipped Lessons

Hopefully you were able to join us at the first TLT Roundtable, Exploring the Reverse Classroom or you have had the chance to view the video from that session and now you would like more ideas on reversing or flipping your class.  Well here is another opportunity!  Check out TED-Ed to “flip this lesson.”  According [...]

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