In this session, WhippleHill's Peter Baron shared a series of tips on how to produce engaging video for the flipped classroom. Learn about a range of production styles — from slide narration to on-camera presentations to screen sharing. Walk away with concrete examples of how you can start producing flipped video today!
8. Creating Video for the Flipped Classroom
1. What is the flipped classroom (in 60 seconds)
2. 6 Tips For Better Flipped Classroom Video
3. My turn (gulp)
4. Your turn (I’ll explain when we get there)
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9. What is the flipped classroom
(in 60 seconds)?
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10. "Flip teaching (or flipped classroom) is a form of blended
learning in which students learn new content online by
watching video lectures, usually at home, and what used to be
homework (assigned problems) is now done in class with
teacher offering more personalized guidance and interaction
with students, instead of lecturing."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flip_teaching
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30. Storyboarding Checklist
Write or sketch your lesson thoughts down
Choose a style
Select a location
Determine device and video apps/editing software
Consider the total length of time and transitions
Identify key terms or vocabulary to include
Determine your intro: How will you set the lesson up?
Determine your middle: What is the learning objective?
Determine your ending: What is the major takeaway from your video?
Take inventory of your resources, collect your assets (images, videos, etc.)
Include an easy to find title
Flipped Video Bootcamp Revised: October 2013
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36. Why are there 535 members of Congress?
Script:
Line 1: Here’s the big question for the day: Why are there 535 members of Congress?
Line 2: To answer that question, let’s start by considering the make-up of the congress.
Line 3: When our Congress was founded, it was set up to be a bicameral legislature.
Line 4: “What does bicameral mean,” you ask?
Line 5: It’s a governmental body with two houses or chambers.
Line 6: So for the United States Congress, that break down into the House of Representatives
and the Senate.
Line 7: In the House of representatives there are 435 voting members.
Line 8: In the Senate, there are 100.
Line 9: But why are there 435 in the house and 100 in the senate?
Line 10: In the Senate, it’s pretty straight forward. Each state, regardless of population, has
exactly two senators.
Line 11: So whether you’re California, with an approximate population of 38 million , or NH, with
63. Creating Video for the Flipped Classroom
What is the flipped classroom (in 60 seconds)
6 Tips For Better Flipped Classroom Video
My turn (gulp)
Your turn (I’ll explain when we get there)
#oesis
