Flipped Videos
Using lecture...and beyond
How does it work?
- Prepare your class notes via powerpoint. Use Presentation Zen concepts in order to make it visually appealing without too many words on the screen. (http://www.presentationzen.com/)
- OPTION 1: Upload the powerpoint to www.slideshare.com or your google drive so that it is accessible to students to follow along with.
- OPTION 2: Using Camtasia or screencast-o-matic, make a screencast of your lecture.
- Publish the video to your YouTube Channel, then embed within Canvas along with the link to the powerpoint.
Prepare ahead of time
Assign before class
Allow students to process during station
Accountability
- Hold students accountable for the information by either creating an assignment in Canvas for them to submit their notes via document, or let them record voice memo of their learning
- Another way to hold students accountable is to embed quizzes into the screencast or at the end. This is common when using a flipped classroom and works for stations like this too.
- Quizzes can either be done in Canvas or externally through www.socrative.com