1. Flipping Your Classroom
An introduction to the process of flipping the classroom and various techniques for implementation.
Dean Reese and Jon Waggle
Tracy High School

2. What is Flipping the Classroom?
The traditional model uses a video as an instructional tool to deliver instruction to students before students get to the classroom. This is usually followed up in class with a mini review and guided practice drastically expanding time for mentoring students.
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Resources: Khan Academy
Khan Academy
TED-Ed

3. Advantages Increase in student interest
More time to practice skills with teacher present
Pause, reflect, rewind
Absences not as damaging
Lessons are always available for review
Year to year use

4. Challenges Student access Passive/not interactive Time investment $$$
Fear of technology (teachers)
Student with low motivation
Learning style may not work with method

5. Basic Technique Use Existing Web Content
Anything that can be recorded, can be used to flip!
Recording devices: computer, camera, phone, tablet, document camera, and any other method of capturing images into a digital format.
Editing software
Post finished product for viewing on website, youtube, facebook, twitter etc.

6. Specific Tools for Capture
Phone
Camera/Camcorder
Computer
Interactive LCD
Interactive whiteboard
Document Camera

7. Costs for Various Methods
Starboard or PPT captured with Camtasia ($ )
IPAD – ScreenChomp App ($0 - $500)
Camera phone or video camera ($0 - $200)
Document Camera ($50)

8. Applications for Science Classroom
Teaching important/common skills
Remediation for struggling students
Demonstration of lab skills
Daily lecture
Homework/Problem set help
Training using rubrics
Assessment

9. Software for Capture and Editing
Camtasia - $250
Snagit - $30
Debut - $30
Screencast-o-matic – FREE (kind of) 

10. Examples of Flipping www.jonwaggle.com
channel jonwaggle
(Dean Reese)

11. Thanks! Contact us anytime! Dean Reese – dreese@tusd.net
Jon Waggle –