Flipped Learning Resources
Flipped Learning, a method of classroom instruction that can utilize video tutorials as 'homework', is a strategy that can be utilized by any teacher, instructor, and trainer. A philosophical change from traditional instruction, Flipped Learning provides greater opportunities to connect with students, implement critical thinking activities, foster collaboration, and create unique, personalized learning opportunities for students. Rather than using time to lecture, time is used to engage students in meaningful and practical applications of content. Below you will find some helpful blogs and websites that can provide great ideas and detail about Flipped Learning.
1) Flipped Math Class - This blog serves as a tool for educators to communicate, discuss, and analyze the effects of Flipping a Math Classroom. Educators are encouraged to share their success, their road blocks, and ideas on ways to continue improving and enhancing the student learning environment. This blog is filled with great resources about Flipping any classroom, as well as links to other Flipping Teachers.
2) Flipped Learning Network - The mission of the Flipped Learning Network is to provide educators with the knowledge, skills, and resources to successfully implement Flipped Learning. From webinars and literature review, to their national convention "FlipCon", the FLN provides many resources in all curricular areas.
3) A Fine Balance - Carolyn Durley is a Biology and Social Media teacher in Canada that has "fallen hard for technology." She often provides blog posts that encourage readers to dig deeper and go beyond in their classrooms. A great resource for Flipped Learning and many other educational technology ideas.
4) Thomasson and Morris Flip the English Classroom - Two instructors, Andrew Thomasson and Cheryl Morris, Co-Flip their English Classroom. One in California, the other in North Carolina, the two educators have created a unique learning experience for their English students. Their website provides resources for Flipped Learning, how they used Flipped Instruction, and applications of the Co-Flip experience.
5) SOPHIA - As their website states, "Sophia offers students more affordable ways to get to and through college, while giving teachers free tools to transform the way they teach." Sophia offers a wide variety of video tutorials from a wide variety to teachers and levels. They even offer certification certificates in Flipped Learning, Google Docs, Google Hang Outs, and much more. A great source to search for videos to use in your classroom.
2) Flipped Learning Network - The mission of the Flipped Learning Network is to provide educators with the knowledge, skills, and resources to successfully implement Flipped Learning. From webinars and literature review, to their national convention "FlipCon", the FLN provides many resources in all curricular areas.
3) A Fine Balance - Carolyn Durley is a Biology and Social Media teacher in Canada that has "fallen hard for technology." She often provides blog posts that encourage readers to dig deeper and go beyond in their classrooms. A great resource for Flipped Learning and many other educational technology ideas.
4) Thomasson and Morris Flip the English Classroom - Two instructors, Andrew Thomasson and Cheryl Morris, Co-Flip their English Classroom. One in California, the other in North Carolina, the two educators have created a unique learning experience for their English students. Their website provides resources for Flipped Learning, how they used Flipped Instruction, and applications of the Co-Flip experience.
5) SOPHIA - As their website states, "Sophia offers students more affordable ways to get to and through college, while giving teachers free tools to transform the way they teach." Sophia offers a wide variety of video tutorials from a wide variety to teachers and levels. They even offer certification certificates in Flipped Learning, Google Docs, Google Hang Outs, and much more. A great source to search for videos to use in your classroom.
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