Without a doubt, EdPuzzle has become one of the most used and important educational tools within my classroom. EdPuzzle is a website where teachers can create or find videos to share with their students.
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Literacy in a digital education world and peripheral issues.
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So you’ve read all about it, you’ve got all excited and can see the benefits to flipping your classroom and you’re ready to get started. I’ve been asked a few times, “what is the best way to get started when flipping your classroom?” 
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Vialogues is a free service that allows you to build online discussions around videos hosted online and videos that you have saved on your computer. Via Becky Roehrs
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April 18, 2015 12:01 AM
Add comments and multiple choice or T/F questions to your video or to an online video, such as one on YouTube.
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The grassroots movement that is flipped teaching and learning keeps growing every day. To help illustrate this, I searched out and threw together this Slideshow.
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A good introduction to this topic.
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How to use the treasure of numerous Youtube Videos and turn them into Flipped Lessons for the 21st century classrooms. This is the best and easiest practice for flipped classroom model.
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When they are used in the right context flipped lessons can be a good complement to classroom instruction. Not everyone has the time o Via WebTeachers
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Here's everything you need to know when establishing expectations for yourself, your students, and your institution as you prepare to flip your classroom.
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EDpuzzle is a neat tool that allows you to add your voice and text questions to educational videos. On EDpuzzle you can search for educational videos and or upload your own videos to use as the basis of your lesson.
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This afternoon I had the pleasure of seeing Jeff Bailey present at the ACTEM conference in Augusta, Maine. Jeff shared his advice for developing a flipped classroom environment. You can find his workshop page here [https://sites.google.com/a/rsu10.net/summer-tech-institute/flipped-classroom ].
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October 12, 2014 9:29 PM
Richard Byrne always shares great ICT resources. This is a brief article which actually focuses on the work of Jeff Bailey and includes a link to a Prezi by Bailey. The title seems obvious to me though. I don't think any learning environment is ever at its best when it is passive. Worth a read. |
I love Edpuzzle and use it with multiple videos each week with my online HTML/CSS college students..it's not just for K-12 students!