In the article below, Bob Mosher describes three approaches to flipping the classroom: flipping before the classroom experience; flipping during the classroom experience; and flipping after the classroom experience. 3 Ways to […]
The July 2014 issue of the International Higher Education Teaching & Learning Review (IHR) contains the feature article “A Review of Flipped Classroom Research, Practice, and Technologies” contributed by a team of […]
PHYS.org reports that in a paper recently published in the journal Physical Review, Calvin Kalman, a professor in the Department of Physics at Concordia University, and his research team undertook a five-year […]
The PBS Newshour recently published a story that attempted to answer this question. The title is theirs. The answer was generally based on the idea of flipping the meeting. You can read […]
The Council for Advancement and Support of Education selected Physics Professor Kimberly Shaw as its 2015 Georgia Professor of the Year. It’s the first time a Columbus State University faculty member has […]
The article below from Ecampus News lists flipped classrooms as part of the number one trend in online learning: Blended Learning. The second trend is the use of video. This, of course, is […]
On Friday, December 11th, Montgomery College will hold a flipped classroom showcase from 12:00 to 2:00pm on the Rockville Campus in HU 009. The showcase will offer attendees an ability to see […]
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