This past Wednesday, Campus Technology published an article that described the latest trends in research on flipped classrooms. It discussed a research project by a Duke University Chemistry Professor Dorian Canelas. She is […]
The Fitchburg Flippers
Today the Boston Herald reported on the success of a few teachers in Fitchburg, Mass. who have been experimenting with the flipped classroom. The article provides a number of valuable insights. It […]
Flipped Classroom + MOOC = Better Student Outcomes
A story in Campus Technology today reports that “innovative faculty are running MOOCs and flipped-format on-campus courses on the same schedule and having the two groups interact online — with interesting results.” The […]
Three Ways to Support Flipping Faculty
A recent article in the online journal Campus Technology describes three ways institutions are supporting faculty members who are flipping their classes: monthly seminars, self-directed learning communities, and faculty fellowships. You can […]
10 Reasons Flipped Classrooms Could Change Education
Kathleen Fulton is an author and president of Fulton Creative Consulting. She has written a new book entitled Time for Learning: Ten Reasons Why Flipping the Classroom can Change Education. Her reasons […]
On the End of College
In a recent interview on NPR, Kevin Carey, author of the book The End of College, described how he thought online education was going to transform higher education. He shared his experience […]
Pearson English to launch flipped classroom course globally this year
The Business Standard reports on February 23, 2015 that, “Pearson English Business Solutions (PEBS), a US-based provider of cloud-based, on-demand business English learning software, will be launching a 10-week, flipped classroom (a […]
The One Button Studio
I wanted to inform you of a resource that will soon be available at Montgomery College in the Rockville campus Library: the One Button Studio. This is a studio that enables students, […]
Six Ingredients for Sweetening your Flipped Classroom
Scott Haselwood took an interesting approach to describing the resources that are available flipping classrooms: “There are as many ways to flip your class as there are ways to build a pizza. […]
How to Flip Meetings
Andy Wolber writes in TechRepublic January 29th, “Greg Green, principal of Clintondale High School, challenges conventional behavior with unconventional thinking. He encourages teachers to “flip” the classroom: to create videos for students […]