2. What is a
Flipped
Classroom?

3. Flipped Class
Traditional Class
In Class
1. Lecture via
videos
2. Take notes
3. Some
practice
Home
1. Practice-classwork
“homework”
2. Teacher
and peers are
tutors

4. My Goals:
1) Free or VERY low cost to
students (beyond tuition)
2) Easy Access: multiple
platforms.
3) A way to check their
“homework”
4) To NOT lecture.

5. Goal #1: Cost?
1st semester:
Nothing (funded by grant)
nd
2
semester:
less than $10 for workbook.

8. Goal #2: Easy Access
• Web Page—just “Google”
Ellen Turnell
• Videos—HTML5 format
• Quizzes—Google Forms

9. Videos—Camtasia

12. Goal #3:
Checking the Homework
• Quizzes—Google Forms
• Scripts—Formemailer
and Flubaroo

14. Google
Forms
Scripts:
Formemailer and Flubaroo

15. Goal #4: NOT Lecture
• Go over quiz questions.
• Have access to internet.
• Be a 1-on-1 teacher.

17. Typical Day

18. NEW WORK

29. If you had to take another
math class, would you take a
class in this format (flipped
classroom)?
45 Yes
7 No
Survey of both 1314 & 0310 Pilot classes

31. Class Structure:
4 Tests= 60%
Quizzes=10%
Classwork=10%
Departmental Final=20%

32. Results

33. Results-Fall 2012
Flipped
Completion
Rate
and
Success
Rate
75%
All Other
77.1%
24/32
79.2%
**19/24**
**4 A’s 8 B’s 7 C’s
53.0%

34. Results-Spring 2013
Completion Rate:
22/31= 71.0%
Success Rate:

35. 100%

36. Flipping Resources
http://flippedclassroom.org/
http://www.flippedclassroom.com/
http://www.techsmith.com/flipped-classroom.html