How You Can Play Along at KySTE 2014 in Mike Paul's Flipping Your Classroom Session
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This document provides a checklist for participants attending a session on flipping the classroom at the KySTE 2014 conference. It instructs participants to complete several tasks before the session, including creating accounts on YouTube/Vimeo and Edmodo, learning to use video tools like iMovie and Screencast-O-Matic, and watching introductory videos on flipping the classroom and building a paper airplane. It also provides options for video recording equipment and ideas for creating an instructional video to be shared at the session.
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How You Can Play Along at KySTE 2014 in Mike Paul's Flipping Your Classroom Session
- 1. KySTE 2014 Flipping Your Classroom SESSION CHECKLIST An Interactive Extravaganza presented by Mike Paul - #teachflip I’m SO excited to be sharing with you at this year’s KySTE conference! This session will require your hands-on participation, so I’ve put together a list of things you’ll need to have accomplished BEFORE our session at 8AM, Friday, March 7th. I look forward to seeing you then! basic prep Item Comments Create a YouTube or Vimeo account http://pmte.ch/startyoutube Create an Edmodo account http://pmte.ch/edmodocreate Using iMovie for iPhone 1) http://pmte.ch/imovie001 & 2) http://pmte.ch/imovie002 Using Explain Everything for iPad http://pmte.ch/explain001 Using Screencast-O-Matic http://pmte.ch/scomatic001 Watch “The Flipped Classroom” http://pmte.ch/flipclass001 Watch “How to Build a Paper Airplane” http://pmte.ch/plane001 video recording (choose one option) Item Comments Video Camera or Smartphone with video recording capability You can record your video with any digital video camera or your iPhone or Android phone. Probably even a Windows phone… :) iPad Not great for video, but great if you are using a screencast or Khan Academy-style video Laptop with screen casting software You can use the free Screencast-o-matic or other options like Camtasia for PC or Mac, or Screenflow for Mac Ideas for video Yes, we’re building a paper airplane. But your video can be more than just how to build a plane. Maybe you ask your students how to design a better plane. Maybe you talk about a history lesson on how airplanes changed modern warfare. You decide. pikemalltech.com teachflip.org