Have you heard people talking about new classroom strategies like the "flipped classroom" and would like to learn more? The Faculty Center and the College of Humanities & Social Sciences co-hosted a seminar from Faculty Focus titled "The Flipped Classroom: Rethinking the Way You Teach". Below you will find links to the content of the webinar including pre-videos, the webinar, and handouts. You will also find some discussion that resulted after the webinar. Please join in and share your thoughts and ideas about the Flipped Classroom. We hope that this webpage can become a resource where faculty can share their ideas and experiences in using this technique whether you are trying it out for the first time or have been using it for years.
To get the most out of the seminar, you'll need to view the following two videos before the seminar begins.
The Online Seminar video below was purchased though Magna Publications and requires you to sign-in with your astate.edu login before viewing to satisfy license requirements. Click the image below to log-in.
Professors can use this technique to create a successful class. Dr. Alyson Gill, former Associate Professor of Art History and Director of Center for Digital Initiatives is a great example who have created a blog that gives some good ideas about flipping a course and along with some resources.
Click Here to find out more about the flipped Art History classroom.
