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In this lesson, Crystal Kirch explores the concept of backwards design and its application in creating engaging flipped classroom lessons. Emphasizing the importance of personal connection with students, Kirch offers a plethora of technology tools and resources for recording videos and podcasts. Discover diverse options, including screencasting software, video cameras, and interactive platforms like Sophia.org and YouTube, to create dynamic flipped lessons. Learn how to write effective learning objectives, assess student understanding, and produce engaging supplemental materials for improved comprehension.
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Technology and Resources By: Crystal Kirch
Have apersonality – connect with the students. Don’t just be a robot! When recording Videos or Podcasts…
Ways to Create Flipped Classroom Lessons… • Video • Video camera/digital camera • Document Camera
Ways to Create Flipped Classroom Lessons… • Screencast • Sophia.org • Screencast-o-matic • Smartboard (Smart Notebook) • Camtasia • Quicktime • Screenr.com • Jing
Ways to Create Flipped Classroom Lessons… • iPad apps • ScreenChomp • Explain Everything • Educreations
Ways to Create Flipped Classroom Lessons… • Audio • Voicethread • Podomatic
Ways to Create Flipped Classroom Lessons… • Uploading Options • Sophia.org • Youtube.com • SchoolTube.com • Vimeo.com • Edmodo • Blog sites
Ways to Create Flipped Classroom Lessons… • Other tools in creating media • PowerPoint, Keynote • iMovie
Ways to Create Flipped Classroom Lessons… • Supplemental resources to aid in student comprehension • Google Forms • PDFs
Next Steps… • Start making your first lesson using Sophia.org as the platform! • Lesson Planning and Objective Writing • Write your own learning objectives for your first flipped lesson! • Assessment and Differentiation • Determine your assessment that will match with your learning objectives! • Creating the media/technology • Create your first video lesson and upload to Sophia.org!