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1 Flipped Classroom Flipping the Classroom in the Teaching of English MovieMaker April 2014 Håkon Swensen Louise Mifsud

2 Før IKT økta — Undervisningen er lagt opp med bruk av instruksjonsvideo som en del av forberedelesen til økta. instruksjonsvideo — Vi går ut i fra at alle har sett videoen(e) og satt seg inn i programmet MovieMaker før undervisningen.

3 Oversikt over økten — LK06 — Flipped Classroom — Screencast-o-matic Screencast-o-matic — Arbeid med oppgaven «During this class you will start working on the part B of Theme 7 journal entry. Since it is a group entry, you need to: - before class: agree who you will be in a group with and agree on the content of your multimodal text - in class: sit together as a group»

4 Task — Choose ONE of the following tasks: A.Find some vocabulary items that are relevant for one of the age groups you will be teaching, e.g. 8th grade. Create a multimodal text that uses and illustrates the meaning of those words. B.Create a multimodal text that illustrates the form (how it is structured)and/or the meaning (when it is used) of a grammatical category (e.g. past tense vs. present perfect, regular vs. irregular nouns, clause structure, a word class …) C.Create a multimodal text that illustrates the use of or explains the pronunciation of a phonetic category (a specific phoneme or group of phonemes, stress, an intonational contour…).

5 Why flip the classroom

6 Advantages — Differentiation — Students can «rewind» and listen to the explanation several times — Gives the teacher more time for guided and independent practice in the classroom — Home-school link

7 Challenges — Need to plan teaching — Aims and objectives have to clear — Teacher has to talk clearly — Online: requires access to the Internet — Other options? — Save film in different formats that can be downloaded onto the students’ personal devices or as DVD

8 The process — Plan the lesson — Determine the objective of the lesson — Record the video — You can choose to write a script — Keep it short and to the point — Edit the video — You can remove mistakes, add call-outs — Publish the video — You can upload your video on an LMS or even on YouTube (make sure that you have not used copyrighted material)

9 — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aGuLuipTwg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aGuLuipTwg — http://hakonsw.edu.glogster.com/test-glog http://hakonsw.edu.glogster.com/test-glog — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeSnle20t- c&list=UUagvFOT0oXZTXTv_hvgWzew&index=29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeSnle20t- c&list=UUagvFOT0oXZTXTv_hvgWzew&index=29 — http://www.lui.hio.no/IT/videreutdanning/1213/lesing2/MovieMake r2012.html http://www.lui.hio.no/IT/videreutdanning/1213/lesing2/MovieMake r2012.html

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11 An example by students

12 Ideas — Language classes — Grammar — Conversation starters — Current events for discussion — Text analysis

13 Moviemaker

14 Screencast

15 Save file as *.avi

16 123 record

17 Evaluering av økten


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