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Creating a Flipped Learning Lesson: Part 2

Author: Trisha Fyfe

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Video Transcript

Notes on "Creating a Flipped Learning Lesson: Part 2"

Overview

(00:00- 00:20) Introduction/objectives

(00:21 - 02:06) What is classwork in Flipped Learning  

(02:07- 03:40) Example #1 of Flipped Learning Classwork

(03:41- 04:57) Example #2 of Flipped Learning Classwork

(04:58- 06:19) Review/Reflection

Additional Resources

TED-Ed

These high quality educational videos are available on a variety of topics and can serve as a supplement to flipped videos you create.
http://ed.ted.com/videos

How to create a 'flipped' video lecture for at-home study

This post by April Brown provides a brief overview with video explanation of video authoring. This is a helpful how-to as you get started on screencasting and video creation for your flipped lessons.
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/how-to-create-a-flipped-video-lecture-for-at-home-study-2/