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What is a Flipped Classroom?

The "flipped classroom," one of the most effective pedagogical techniques, may change everything you believe about what activities belong in the classroom and what should be completed independently.

Flipped Classroom Model

Can you flip an online class? Yes, you can!

Flipping a classroom is a pedagogical approach that enables instructors to create student-centered learning environments by changing when and how certain activities happen.

However, most of the conversations have only focused on the face-to-face classroom experience where students participate in activities during class time and watch videos outside of class time.

But what if you teach in an online environment without traditional class time? Can you still integrate flipped strategies?

In The Flipped Approach to Online Teaching and Learning analyze current definitions and models for the flipped class and explore how to expand and adapt these definitions to include online learning environments.

The course from Magna Publications covers how to:

Use flipped language when planning or discussing the online class

Expand the definition of a flipped classroom beyond the video-then-class model in an effort to make flipping a framework of support for you in your efforts to create engaging learning environments through inverted design

Look for flippable moments in online learning environments

Plan a flipped lesson for an online unit or module

Use flipped strategies in the introduction to an online course

Prepare students for the online flipped experience

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