I found two apps that might be worth looking into. I'm playing with them now, so I don't know much. Thought you folks might want to take a look as well.
One is Nearpod and the other is Geddit. Both are free. Nearpod seems to be a way to control what everyone has on class IPADS.
See you soon.
Jason
Blog for facilitators and participants in the Marshall University Harless Center Flipped Classroom Project.
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Survey for 2014-15
Please complete the survey to help us plan for our 2014-15 activities.
We have taken your suggestions from our final meeting in April 2014 and have put a program together for 2014-15 that will expand our skills in preparing and delivering flipped lessons.
We have taken your suggestions from our final meeting in April 2014 and have put a program together for 2014-15 that will expand our skills in preparing and delivering flipped lessons.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Flipped Classroom Conference
Flipcon14
Above is a link for a conference that is in Mars, PA this June. Just came through my e-mail from the science list serve, so most of you have probably seen this. Just in case, thought I would post it.
Apparently there is a discount for WV teachers of $50 bucks off of registration.
Above is a link for a conference that is in Mars, PA this June. Just came through my e-mail from the science list serve, so most of you have probably seen this. Just in case, thought I would post it.
Apparently there is a discount for WV teachers of $50 bucks off of registration.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Socrative
I just found this and started to play around with it. Thought you might want to check it out.
www.socrative.com
I have also seen that Kahoot lets you write equations now.
www.socrative.com
I have also seen that Kahoot lets you write equations now.
Friday, April 25, 2014
Hello all! Here is a link to a couple of flipped lessons that I just used in my Waves Unit:
Wave Speed Triangle Method
Sheep Eye Dissection/Parts of the Eye
Wind Energy
Wave Speed Triangle Method
Sheep Eye Dissection/Parts of the Eye
Wind Energy
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Modifying the Flipped Classroom: The "In-Class" Version
This Edutopia article highlights the challenges and strengths of an in-class flip model. It is worth a read if current methods are proving not as successful as you would prefer. My current group of students has challenged me to think of new ways to "flip" my classroom. What works this year, may not necessarily work the next.

This Edutopia article highlights the challenges and strengths of an in-class flip model. It is worth a read if current methods are proving not as successful as you would prefer. My current group of students has challenged me to think of new ways to "flip" my classroom. What works this year, may not necessarily work the next.
Students go to a station for the lecture.
Credit: Jennifer Gonzalez
Friday, April 11, 2014
Efficacy, Adaptive Learning, and the Flipped Classroom, Part II
Although the article centers on higher education, the results of changing the class to a flipped model demonstrate that students perform better and withdraw less from the psychology course. For more information, read the previous post that follows the embed for how the department prepared for the changeover.
1st Article link:
http://mfeldstein.com/efficacy-adaptive-learning-flipped-classroom/
1st Article link:
http://mfeldstein.com/efficacy-adaptive-learning-flipped-classroom/
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Summer and Matt's Videos
Here is a link to Summer and Matt's science videos:
Summer and Matt's videos
Summer and Matt's videos
Saturday, March 29, 2014
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.
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