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(HE) Teaching Flipped

University of Utah via Canvas Network

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Overview

Teaching Flipped gives university faculty an introduction to the ins and outs of teaching with a flipped, hybrid, or online MOOC-type classroom. The course will cover:

  • The basics of flipped/hybrid/MOOC methods
  • What is known and not known in the literature
  • Where these learning methods are heading
  • How to develop content for online (video) and for active, in-class learning
  • Ways to think about and organize your course
  • How to assess both students and your teaching

The course is taught flipped/MOOC-style by veteran flippers and MOOCers to give you experience with the tools and learning methods that can help your students succeed in this type of learning environment. Plan to watch/read about an hour of material each week and then try out and share what you have found. By the end of the course you should have a good idea of how to flip your own course, and have the tools to do it well.

Taught by

Dr. Donna Ziegenfuss and Dr. Cynthia Furse

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4.7 rating, based on 3 Class Central reviews

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  • Anonymous
    I had previously been introduced to the concept of Flipped Classrooms but this course gave me an opportunity to really drill down into the concept and look closely at the pieces that needed to be worked through and woven together, to make it work. I set up a plan for both the pre-class video and the follow up classroom lesson and then I learned new skills in the execution of my plan. Now, I can see how the pre-class video and concept learning is followed by the deep-learning experience that occurs through the action-based learning in the classroom. I'm definitely a believer!
  • Anonymous
    Flipping Classroom is a course that I strongly recommend to anyone who is teaching or planing to start teaching. I've been studying the course since October and I'm more than satisfied with it.
    It is a lot of reading, but it will give you so much that you never think about how much time you have expend on it. Because of the end of the year and evaluations I'm late with the last week.
    I thank Ali and the team who made it possible for us to get the knowledge in this matter.
    Estrella Wündsch
  • Anonymous
    This is a sufficiently challengig experience. It leaves one knowing exacly whst to do to flip ones teaching! I like the format of guiding the leve of applicability of flipping like K 12, etc.
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