11/04/2023

Phil Hardcastle and Lyn Lall (RSC Advisors)

What’s Flipping next?

Session overview

• Understand what is meant by “Flipped Learning”

• Demonstration of tools for creating engaging flipped learning resources

• Examples of resources created with tools

• Share ideas and good practice with creation and use of flipped learning resources

Flipped learning

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The Flipped Classroom

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Benefits of flipped delivery model

• Provides flexible access to learning resources 24/7

• Gives teachers more 1:1 time helping students

• Builds stronger student/teacher relationships

• Offers a way for teachers to share information with other colleagues, substitute teachers, students, parents, and the community easily

• Supports differentiation

• Creates a collaborative learning environment in the classroom

• Models effective use of VLE

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Previous flipped learning tools and examples

• Screencasting

• Screencastomatic, Jing

• Brainshark

• Presentme

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TedEd

• Create your own or “flip” an existing lesson

• Context

• Questions – multiple choice and free text

• Additional resources for stretch and challenge

• Add discussion

http://ed.ted.com/

• Publish

• Share link with learners

• Track views and learner and responses

• Give feedback to learners

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TedEd example

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VideoNot.es

• Select a video from Youtube, Vimeo, Khan Academy

• All the notes you type are automatically synchronized with the video. Later, just click on a line for the video to jump to the relevant part.

• Integrated with Google Drive

• Can save notes to Evernote, and share

A free open source Google Chrome extension

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Search for VideoNot.es in Chrome web store

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VideoNot.esA free open source Google Chrome extension

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Teachem

• Add flashcards, questions and comments etc to your video to make it into a more rounded learning experience.

• Learners can take notes while watching the videos using the Teachem SmartNote system and email them to the teacher, or share them with each other

• Embed the flipped learning object in a VLE

A tool to enhance video

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Teachem exampleClick on the link provided in the chat pane.

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Blendspace (formerly EdCanvas)

• Blend resources from all over the web to create interactive lessons

• Add images, weblinks, videos, text, quizzes, surveys

• Create classes and invite students to join and engage with your lessons

• Track learner use and track assessments and surveys

• Respond to user comments and feedback

• Google Chrome app available. Can also be embedded into Edmodo courses

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Blendspace (formerly EdCanvas)

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What’s next?

• Next In Brief 4th March – Open badges

• Resources from this session on RSC EM Moodle

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