Summer and Matt's Videos

Here is a link to Summer and Matt's science videos:
 Summer and Matt's videos

Remind101

Remind101 allows teachers to send texts to students and parents anonymously from a safe number. You can send it to all classes or subgroups.

Wacom Tablet for Writing on Presentation

Available from Amazon and others:

Some links of videos

 Below I added a couple of links for each type of video that I have been working on. I am doing my class a little different, so I won't have everything videoed. The first set has been my most successful types of videos. I have always had difficulty with figuring out what to do about labs and absentees. In the past, I just exempted them but was dissatisfied with the content they were losing.

Some links of videos that I have made showing the lab for absent students:
 http://youtu.be/LKouLGucfPc
 http://youtu.be/DFWZqO29HJ0


Some links of videos I have made in the past and the students enjoyed:

http://youtu.be/jLu1bTwDuZ0   --Sound Inquiry Labs
http://youtu.be/h02XxdPMs7A  --Parts of an Experiment


Some links of videos I have made that aren't as exciting:
http://youtu.be/2ogJv0fOeds
http://vimeo.com/75168858

Some links of videos that I did not make but use and like:
 http://youtu.be/3G472AA3SEs
http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=130068

Marcum physics electrostatics conceptual introduction

9 Things Every Student Should Be Able to Do with Google Drive

I came across this in my newsfeed last night. It highlights some of the features that students may miss when using Google Drive (Docs). Shortened URL for site: http://goo.gl/hHrakb


"9 Things Every Student Should Be Able to Do with Google Drive ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning." 9 Things Every Student Should Be Able to Do with Google Drive ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 Mar. 2014.

Survey for students

So I have found myself having a decent to great idea with no idea how to carry it through. I really want to do this survey of my science (and math) kids' opinion because they seem to be pretty excited about the versions we are doing of flipped classroom. However, I have no idea how to word the questions so that they are viable and usable by the group/donors. Any suggestions would be well received!

Thanks everyone

Excellent collection of science content videos

In scanning YouTube for some good science content videos that can be used for flipped classes, I found Paul Anderson, a science teacher at Bozeman High School in Montana.
His YouTube channel is at - https://www.youtube.com/user/bozemanbiology?feature=watch
You can find a collection of well produced instructional videos in biology, chemistry, physics and earth/space science.


His video on balancing chemical equations is a good example of a flipped video:

Great tips for using Google Drive in Education

http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2014/02/12-ways-to-leverage-power-of-google.html