This document discusses the evolution of flipped learning from version 1.0 to 3.0 on a global scale. It describes how flipped learning has progressed from early adopters creating their own videos to a more collaborative approach using various multimedia resources and differentiated active learning strategies. It also outlines how flipped learning is being adopted globally at all levels of education, including the world's first fully flipped university. Resources are provided for individuals and institutions interested in implementing flipped learning practices.

1. FLIPPED LEARNING 3.0:
A GLOBAL INITIATIVE
Dr. Barry Sponder
Central Connecticut State University

2. Peace Corps Nepal

4. The Light Strikes the Pot

6. Reaching the Way-Out Student

7. What is flipped learning?

10. Flipped Learning 1.0

11. What is flipped learning?
2007
Watch Videos
Active Learning:
Everyone on task
Followup

12. Flipped Learning 1.0
a. Self-Made Videos
b. Teacher, often in a silo
c. All students work on the same activity

13. Flipped Learning 2.0

14. Flipped Learning 2.0
b. Teachers try different modes of delivery
c. Active learning strategies
a. Video production improves
Idea spreads, not a fad

15. Flipped Learning 3.0

16. Flipped Learning 3.0
b. Educators use different models of teaching
c. Differentiated Active learning
a. Web 2.0 multimedia
Large experiential database and research support

17. Bloom’s Taxonomy of Knowledge

18. Bloom’s Taxonomy in a Flipped Classroom

19. HomeIndividual

20. Home
Group
Individual
In Class

21. Global

22. Flipping Goes Global

24. Flipped Learning Research

25. Flipped Learning: Meta-Strategy

26. University Adoption

27. MEF - The World's First Fully Flipped University.

28. Flipped Learning Leaders

29. Flipped Learning Global Faculty
• Each year identify leaders K-12, Higher Ed and Administration

30. Flipped Learning Global Faculty

31. Flipped Learning at CCSU
• Many doing it
• Still in Silos
• Bring into teacher training
• Model it

32. Observing a Flipped Class

33. Harvard Medical SchoolHarvard Medical School

34. Flipped Learning at CCSU

36. Resources
Flipped Learning Global Initiative http://flgi.org
Errol St.Clair Smith – FLGI Director of Global Development esmith@flglobal.org
Mareika McLaughlin – Flipped Learning Founding Faculty - Boston - mareika.mclaughlin1@gmail.com
Tom Mennella - Flipped Learning Founding Faculty - Bay Path University - tmennella@baypath.edu
Stephanie Quartaro – Top 100 Flipped Learning Educators - Jared Eliot Middle School quarato.sm@my.ccsu.edu
Barry Sponder – CCSU Professor of Educational Technology - sponderb@ccsu.edu
Flipped Learning Review http://flr.flglobal.org