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"The study's conclusion suggests that the current model of the flipped classroom should itself be flipped upside down. The researchers advocate the "flipped flipped classroom," in which videos come after exploration and not before."

"Flipping Parenting: My Family's Media and Tech Agreement "

This is interesting research related to students doing video lecture then try VS try then video lecture methods. The authors call this Constructivist Exploration using Tangible User Interfaces. #spoileralert - Exploration followed by Video Lecture is more effective.

I am designing a class that I am going to teach next year. It is going to have elements of being flipped or simply blended. In any case, I am looking into different ways in which I can assess student learning that goes on during semester, whether in the classroom or out.

"As expected, Google has flipped the switch on Google Keep, a dead-simple website and Android app for recording notes, checklists, images and audio. Also as expected, there's no shortage of tech pundits - still sore from Google's decision to shut down Google Reader - telling you to stay far, far away. As we witnessed with Reader, you can't trust Google to keep products around anymore, even popular ones, if they don't fit the company's long-term strategies. So maybe Google Keep won't exist in five years - it's still worth trying. "

"Gone are the days when you can dump out a backpack or flip through a folder to see your kids' work. The answers to "What did you do today?" are locked inside a password-protected device. Often kids have the upper hand in understanding how the device works -- and those 10-inch screens make it difficult to look over kids' shoulders. That's why the Common Sense Media Education team created the 1-to-1 Essentials Program. It's a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive, and free offering that covers everything that administrators, teachers, and parents need to know to maximize the benefits of schools' technology programs. "

Great example of a TED Ed flip.

It isn't pretty, but this is a comprehensive list of resources on the Flipped Classroom.

Flipped classroom in action in NZ

LearnZillion is a great Maths website that has video lessons for pretty much anything you might want to teach.  You can use them to get ideas for your lessons or you can show them to your class as well. You can sign in using your school GApps account.

Molly Shroeder's presentation

EARCOS 2011 presentation -- a Google Doc

interesting correlation chart