This document discusses flipping the classroom model of education. It defines flipping the classroom as having students watch videos of lessons before class, then using class time for activities, projects, and discussion. The goal is to allow more opportunities for teacher-student interaction, differentiation of instruction, and parental involvement. It provides suggestions for getting started with flipping the classroom, including the software and tools needed to create instructional videos.

2. My Challenge

3. To explore the mechanics of a flipped
classroom, test some tools and to
investigate other potential uses of this
model within a school community
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4. Glenn McMahon
Principal
Lead Coach
Eduction Officer
Teacher
Apple Distinguished Educator
Google Certified
@mackas_ict

5. What is Flipped Learning?

6. allows students to rewind learning
Jonathan Bergmann & Aaron Sams
increase teacher student interaction
opportunities for real differentiation
involve parents in learning
makes learning transparent

7. Videos viewed prior to lesson*
Flip classroom mechanics
warm up / tuning in - 5min
Q&A on video - 10min
Guided & independent activities

8. videos
What do I need to get started?
a device
screencasting software
publishing platform
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9. Publishing Spaces

10. 4 parts to making a video
Plan Capture Edit Share

11. Short
Animate
Humour
Purpose
Annotate
Zoom
Copyright

12. Screencasting options
QuickTime Player
Platform: Mac
Cost: Free

13. Screen Flow
Platform: Mac
Cost: $129
Free Trial: Yes

14. Camtasia
Platform: Mac / PC
Cost: $129
Free Trial: Yes

15. Explain Everything
Platform: iOS / Android
Cost: from $2.99 - $7.99

16. Edu Creations
Platform: iOS
Cost: Free

17. Screencastify
Platform: Chrome
Cost: Free

19. Teacher professional development
Opportunities beyond the classroom
Parental engagement
Student lead learning
Community projects
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20. Resources
flippedlearning.org
edutopia.org
flippedinstitute.org
#flippedclassroom
#flipclass

21. Thank you[ ]