The Flipped Organic Classroom at Rowan College at Gloucester County Bob Rossi ALOC Workshop, June 22 – 25, 2015 Washington, D.C. 1.

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The Flipped Organic Classroom at Rowan College at Gloucester County Bob Rossi ALOC Workshop, June 22 – 25, 2015 Washington, D.C. 1

Agenda About RCGC Video Lecture Topics and Assignments Use of Classroom Face-to-Face Time Student Outcomes Student Surveys 2

3 Rowan College at Gloucester County Current Course Demands RCGC STEM

4 sections in Fall: – 3 organic I, 1 organic II. 3 sections in Spring: – 2 organic II, 1 organic I. Section capacity limited to students. Typical class composition by major: 4 Rowan College at Gloucester County Organic Chemistry

“Flipped” Organic Classes at RCGC Video Lecture Topics and Assignment – Created >350 video “Lecture-On-Demand” topics to cover the two semester sequence of Organic Chemistry Organic I – 44 hrs. Organic II – 47 hrs. – Organized generically by topic and arranged by chapter of text in use Each topic typically between 10 and 20 minutes length Video lectures were typically assigned to the class in approximately 2.5 to 3 hour segments per week – Videos available to student on PC’s (Windows and Mac) and other mobile devices by direct URL link to CollegeAnywhere® 5

“Flipped” Organic Classes at RCGC Use of Classroom Face-to-Face Time – Typically start class with question and answer session based on key concepts presented in the videos. – Give “mini-lecture” reviewing those concepts that were obvious trouble spots (“muddiest point”). – Problem solving portion of the class time handled in a collaborative team/peer learning format students stand and work in teams of 3 or 4 at “huddle- boards” to solve problems. instructor now a “coach” roaming from team to team to answer questions, lend support/guidance as needed and engage in deeper concept discussions. incorporated i>Clicker® questions. 6

“Flipped” Organic Classes at RCGC 7

Student Outcomes 8

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Student Survey Results – Organic I 15

Student Survey Results – Organic I 16

Student Survey Results – Organic I 17

Student Survey Results – Organic II 18

Student Survey Results – Organic II 19

Student Survey Results – Organic II 20