Flipped Classroom

The Occupational Therapy Department has been undergoing a transition to add a blended learning option. On November 10, they shared their thoughts and experiences about the process.

View the archived recording here.

“She didn’t teach. We had to learn it ourselves.”

By gallanis in Active learning, Flipped Classroom September 10, 2014

You have incorporated active learning into your courses. Have you gotten student comments similar to the above title? Read this thoughtful article from Dr. Maryellen Weimer, editor of the Teaching Professor blog and newsletter. She explains why you should continue incorporating active learning and the importance of informing your students.

Integrating Reflection into a Flipped Classroom

By gallanis in Flipped Classroom February 17, 2014

The flipped classroom is a busy, collaborative, and social place. We could say it’s a place where extroversion, collaboration, and teamwork are highly valued. But what does this mean for students who don’t excel in this collaborative space? What does it mean if we’re always focused on the doing?

Read this article by Barbi Honeycutt and Sarah Egan Warren from February 17, 2014.

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Still in Favor of the Flip

By eevans in Flipped Classroom November 4, 2013

Go ahead and postpone the conversation about the backlash against the flipped classroom model. Supporters and skeptics alike — and even the researchers behind a seemingly critical new report — say the discussion continues to be positive.

By eevans in Flipped Classroom, Past Programs October 16, 2013

Here’s some resources for flipping your classroom.

A couple of videos that introduce the idea:

Introductory video 1

Introductory video 2

One thing neither video mentions is that you want to develop an assessment of some sort they take before they come to class so you know they did the work prior to coming to class. Dr. Bernard Bull calls that the “entrance ticket” to the face to face part of the class.:

Here is a link to the video presentation that Dr. Bull did at CUW on the Flipped Classroom:

Flipped Classroom video

Here’s a Summon library search with related matches. Faculty would need to be on campus or have their library ID available for authentication if off campus. This link will update with additional resources.

Here’s an article about using the Flipped Classroom specific to continuing nursing education.

Category Archives: Flipped Classroom

Course Design and Pedagogy Sessions – Summer 2020

Blackboard for Effective Course Delivery – Fall 2020 and Beyond

Blended Learning: Perspectives From the CUW OT Department

“She didn’t teach. We had to learn it ourselves.”

Integrating Reflection into a Flipped Classroom

Still in Favor of the Flip

Flipped Classroom