If you can get past the title, this website provides a wealth of information on the flipped classroom model, including how to create flipped videos, tips for classroom flipping, video hosting... there's even a "pay for play" function where you can get paid for your videos if they get picked up and used by other instructors. The website was created by Renato Cataldo, a pharmacy educator who now focuses on researching and developing instructional technology.

An article from The Atlantic featuring the incorporation of the "flipped classroom" concept at the University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy. A study of the model's incorporation into the Pharmaceutics course demonstrated improvements in academic performance and engagement compared to traditional didactic lectures.

Ruben Puentedura provides an introduction to the fundamental aspects of integrating technology in education, including an overview of his SAMR (Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition) Model. If you want to skip ahead to his discussion of the SAMR Model, start at the 2:30 mark.

Provides an overview of the TPACK model, an analytical framework for integrating technology in the classroom. In addition to a summary of the model, a bibliography and library of resources is also provided.

Provides an overview of the flipped classroom model, including research supporting its use, important concepts for successful implementation, and links to more information. A variety of other topics are also featured on the website, including collaborative teaching, team-based learning, problem-based learning, etc.

Produced by the George Lucas Educational Foundation, Edutopia is a website devoted to advancing education by sharing research and best practices on a wide range of instructional topics. Although focused on K-12 education, many of the topics also apply to higher education. The specific link cited above goes to the section of Edutopia focused on instructional technology in the classroom. In addition to providing an overview of how technology may be incorporated into education, this website provides a history of advances in the field, video commentary from educational experts, and research/best practices.