A reader asked me to share some of the videos that I'm using in my flipped lessons. You are more than welcome to them, but I would like to introduce you to educreations if you haven't discovered it yet.
Once you are there you can search the many videos to see if someone has already created a video to suit your needs or of course make your own.
At the flipped classroom workshop I attended last month, the presenter suggested that your video include the following things:
Once you are there you can search the many videos to see if someone has already created a video to suit your needs or of course make your own.
At the flipped classroom workshop I attended last month, the presenter suggested that your video include the following things:
- Learning Objectives
- Engagement - this might include multiple voices
- Delivery - stay on topic, stop the repetition. In my words: don't be annoying
- Content - make sure the students are learning something
- Assessment - what do they do after they watch the video?
Below are two videos that Mr. Pod and I have created for our outcome on Absolute Value Equations.
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