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Home > MAY DAYS 2014 > Friday, May 16 Flipping the Classroom

Friday, May 16 Flipping the Classroom

Discussion of things to consider and practical tips when creating a flipped classroom
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  1. Adventures of One Professor with Tablets Adventures of One Professor with Tablets
    Lonnie Lowery talks about how he uses tablets to enhance learning and promote student engagement
  2. Creating the Flipped Classroom Creating the Flipped Classroom
    Rebecca DiLiddo, CETL Director, discusses what you need to think about when refocusing a course on student learning, rather than on content presentation
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  1. Using Jing to Create Screencasts Using Jing to Create Screencasts
    Melissa Askren-Edgehouse shows how she uses Jing to enhance presentation and other course materials with voiceover
Author: Rebecca Diliddo
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