1. Flipping the Classroom Made Easy Shannon Roche & Erin Whitaker Propel Charter Schools, Pittsburgh PA

2. What is a flipped classroom? Reverses the traditional setup of notes in class and practice for homework At home: Students are watching, listening and writing down the notes for the lesson In class: Students are completing the practice problems, application, and projects.

3. Flipping the Classroom in Action

4. Why a Flipped Classroom? less teacher centered, more student centered more one-on-one instruction in class parents can have access to lessons rewind and replay easier to differentiate more time for content easy for absent students to catch up students don't have to struggle with practice problems at home no loss of instruction when you have a substitute

5. Perspectives from Students and Colleagues

6. Demonstration Please go to www.schoology.com, register for an account (if you do not have one), then join our demo flipped classroom page. Access Code: 54FQ3-F7NKT Here you will find example videos from our math classes, link to this presentation, and other resources.

8. Creating your flipped lessons 1.Create notes/lesson using presentation software 2.Record the lesson via screencast 3.Host the video on a learning management system (lms), website, or blog Tips when creating your lessons: - Make sure you have a way for students to provide evidence that they watched the video. - Keep it short and to the point - Show your personality - Don't be afraid to make mistakes and hear your own voice.

9. Tools you can use Presenting Software: Smart Notebook PowerPoint Promethian Active Inspire Screencasting: SMART Recorder Screencast-O-Matic Jing

10. Tools you can use Annotating Video: SMART Slate Bamboo Pad iPad Hosting Videos SchoologyMoodleYoutube EdmodoBlackboardGoogle BlogWebsiteVimeo

11. What happens during class? Practice Problems Application of Concepts Projects Discussion

12. Think - Pair - Share How can you use a flipped class approach in your classroom/district? What challenges do you foresee occurring in your classroom/school?

13. Challenges that may occur Students don't have internet access at home Students don't have a computer at home Hearing “My teacher doesn’t even teach me” Filters at school Lack of resources at school Students don't do their notes for homework Student watch, but don't listen to the notes Time - there is a lot of upfront work required Hearing your own voice... get over it

14. Other Resources - flippedclassroom.org/flippedclassroom.org/ - flipped-learning.com/flipped-learning.com/ - flippingwithkirch.blogspot.com/flippingwithkirch.blogspot.com/ - www.khanacademy.comwww.khanacademy.com - ed.ted.com/ed.ted.com/ - www.flippedlearningjournal.org/forms-for-flipped-community.htmlwww.flippedlearningjournal.org/forms-for-flipped-community.html -chemicalsams.blogspot.com/2011/10/there-is-no-such-thing-as- flipped-class.htmlchemicalsams.blogspot.com/2011/10/there-is-no-such-thing-as- flipped-class.html

15. Thank You! Please feel free to contact us with any other questions or comments! Erin Whitaker Shannon Roche ewhitaker@propelschools.orgsroche@propelschools.org @whitakererin