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 = //Below are a couple of amazing whiteboard-animated talks that I have been showing//   = = //my students for a couple of years. Both make some great points and I think//  = = //these support the Flipped Learning Model. --Scott Michel//  =

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[] [] [] Click “Find & Flip” [] TEDed Talk - Using TED ED "Flip This Lesson" [] TED Education - Making a TED-Ed Lesson: Synesthesia and playing cards [] TEDed Talk - Making a TED-Ed Lesson: Two ways to animate slam poetry [] TED Talk - How simple ideas lead to scientific discoveries - Adam Savage [] – TED Ed - Questions no one knows the answers to (Full Version) - Chris Anderson [] TEDed Talk - How to read music - Tim Hansen ~Scott Michel
 * TED Talks: Ideas Worth Spreading**
 * TED Talks are now featuring a link to flip that video (or ANY YouTube video) into a Flipped Lesson (the link is displayed during the final 20 seconds of many TED Talks, especially TED Education Talks).
 * How to do it (click on “view lesson” in the video description to find the TED flipped lesson): **
 * Flipped Example for something I viewed about science:**
 * Another Flipped Example for something I viewed about science:**
 * Flipped Example for something I viewed about learning music:**

I listened to the [|TED talk] TED talk with Salman Khan. I have used some of his videos to help my IB Calculus class with some concepts they were struggling with. He explains that the students can watch the videos when they want to. They can pause it, rewind it, or even fast forward through the parts they know. -Andrea Unson

It sounds like we are about to need some resources to support our flipping, and resources aren't cheap. Don't let that stop you!
 * Consider writing a DonorsChoose grant to fund your tech. Ask Emilia: she's gotten a bunch funded.
 * Consider a Kickstarter to fund your tech. Kickstarters must culminate with a product or experience, and donors get "rewards" for donating.

[] This site is maintained by a teacher who has flipped her classroom. She has gathered many resources that she has found to be helpful in her flipping journey, including information aimed at each of the major stakeholders we have identified. -Jen Spalding

[|www.thedailyriff.com] has a number of great educational articles, with numerous articles on flipping. Just search for "flipped classroom" and you can choose among 20 or so articles relating to all things 'flipped'.

[|Why It Has To Be Me] by Katie Gimbar
 * Does it make a difference WHO makes the video?
 * She makes a point for the trust, accountability, facial cues, eye contact, personalized language

5 ways to help students in the flipped classroom.

5 soft skills needed for success in the workforce, not often taught in classrooms.
 * Consider to what extent a flipped classroom cultivates these skills.

May 2013 Tech&Learning
 * Includes links to articles about cultivating grit, perseverance, and tenacity through a flipped model.
 * Article about tools and tips for flipping, by content area.

Turning Learning on Its Head - This is the blog of Jon Bergmann, one of the authors of the //**Flip Your Classroom**// book that we are reading.

[] Network of teachers with flipped classrooms - JT

[] This is the letter I used as a model for my letter to parents. - AP

@http://www.edutopia.org/blog/flipped-classroom-best-practices-andrew-miller Best Practices for Flipped Classrooms - JT

[] Questions addressed in article - JT What are some pros and cons of this method? How is the parent’s role changed when the “flipped classroom” method is used? The teacher’s? How does the student’s learning change?

[] Key questions you should ask before you flip your classroom -JT

Collaborative flipping, or #coflip if you're on Twitter, is a network based on the idea that flipping with another teacher is better. The individuals who co-author the journal are excellent resources and the website is a collection of their very best ideas and resources.

Making the Flip Work in and Elementary Classroom by Delia Bush http://www.flippedlearningjournal.org/1/post/2013/01/making-it-work-in-an-elementary-classroom.html This is an interesting example from an elementary teacher. She includes a step-by-step guide about how she uses flipping. Pretty interesting! LM

[] Short article promoting the work of Bergmann and Sams-DH

[] Pre-made videos by subject area, links to Khan Academy 8 Crucial Resources for Flipped Learning - KI []

Introdution to Flipped Classroom Very basic video but could be a good introdution for elementary students and parents [] - CM

[] Right on the top of the website, they list benefits of a flipped classroom so that stakeholders can visualize them immediately. JM

[] This site has a wonderful graphic which outlines the pros and cons of a flipped classroom. What I truly love is the article which goes with the graphic and debunks the cons. -Colleen G.

[] Full disclosure, Patti showed me this in a professional development class a few years ago. I love this site. Here's what it does: it lets you do a screen capture, with sound, for up to 5-minutes. Very easy. It works with both my camera and my smartboard. Brian

You should get someone to buy you this camera: IPEVO Point 2 View (P2V) USB Document Camera from []. We have a few around the science department and I have trouble teaching without one now. They are only $80 and do so much. I don't use it everyday but when I do, the kids are engaged and it is awesome.

[] article views the flipped classroom as a tool and notes that one should not get stuck in a rut of doing the same thing all the time; to "mix it up." Also, article states that videos should be a mix of lecture videos as well as actual videos.--MParis

[] Educational Vodcasting This is a how-to website. It gives instructions on how to create videos, post them, and how to assess students. It also contains testimonials from students, parents, and teachers as to the effectiveness of flipped learning. There is also some information about Mastery Learning on the website. -- Sara Meyers

[] A Literature Review on Flipped Learning ... Back up your statements to stakeholders with evidence - Mike Szczepanik

[] Short blog regarding the use of flipped classrooms in foreign language study. - Amy Ward

A nice graphic to support the idea of a flipped classroom. - Juliann Klafehn http://21centuryedtech.wordpress.com/2012/07/18/flipping-the-classroom-a-goldmine-of-research-and-resources-to-keep-you-on-your-feet/ This site contains a ton of links to flipped learning sites. - M. Ariola