1. Increasing
Engagement
During
Class
An
Interactive
Professional
Development
on
Flipping
Your
Instruction
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2. Your
Mission
Should
you
choose
to
accept
it…
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3. Who
We
Are
• Krys Lynam, Communications & Business Manager – 21st
Century Education Enterprise, MSU
• Dr. Jeannie Justice, Assistant Professor Education –
Foundational & Graduate Studies Education, MSU
• Rachel Rogers Blackwell, Professional Development Assoc. –
21st Century Education Enterprise, MSU
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4. Housekeeping
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questions
throughout
the
session!
5. How
to
Create
the
Gateway
Flipped
Instruc/on
What
It
Is
Why
Use
It
How
To
Use
It
6. Quick
Poll!
Using
your
own
device,
please
answer
the
following:
7. What
is
Flipped
Instruction?
• HYBRID
approach
to
learning
• Create
EXTRA
class
-me
for
face-‐to-‐face
• Move
ac-vi-es,
like
LECTURE
to
HOMEWORK
• More
INTERACTIVE
and
ENGAGING
Missildine,
et
al.,
2013
8. • Various
types
of
“Flipped”
or
“Inverted”
instruc-on
in
Educa-on
• History
of
assigned
readings
or
other
outside
ac-vi-es
as
class
prep
Does
Any
of
This
Sound
Familiar?
Flipped
Instruc/on
is
NOT
New!
9. Why
Flipped
Instruction?
Flipping
pedagogy
away
from
lecturing.
Fosters
an
increase
in
student
collabora-on
&
engagement.
Enhance
cri-cal
thinking
skills
&
readiness
for
future
prac-ce.
Critz
&
Knight,
2013
10. Quick
Poll!
Using
your
own
device,
please
answer
the
following:
11. The
Actively
Engaged
Student
The
BIG
ques-on:
• How
do
you
want
to
spend
/me
with
your
students?
Flipped
Instruc-on
Allows:
• Reach
NextGen
learners
where
they
are
• You
to
be
the
“coach”
or
“guide”
• Students
shi
from
“passive
a9endees”
to
“ac-ve
learners”
Ideas
for
Applica/on
in
the
Classroom
12. Ideas
for
Face-‐to-‐Face
&
Hybrid
Courses
• Time
for
group
projects/planning
• Intensive
discussions/debates
• Role
playing
• Group
problem-‐solving
• Applica-on
of
lessons
• Student
lead
lectures
–
Peer
instruc-on/learning
Uses
in
Class
What
do
we
do
with
the
extra
/me?
13. How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
h9p://www.teachthought.com/teaching/how-‐to-‐gamify-‐your-‐classroom/
14. Give
Recogni-on
for
Achievement
in
BlackBoard
• Tool:
h9p://goo.gl/n1z07S
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
15. Polls
and
Quizzes
–
FREE
(and
Premium
Upgrade)
• Forma-ve
Assessment
–
visible
progress,
instant
feedback
• Peer
Instruc-on/Learning
• Applica-on
of
lessons,
use
of
technology
• Tool:
www.polleverywhere.com
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
16. Polls
and
Quizzes
–
FREE
• Visualize
student
understanding
• Ask
mul-ple
choice,
true/false
&
open-‐ended
ques-ons
and
vote
on
the
results
• View
students
results
in
real
-me,
instant
feedback
• Works
across
opera-ng
plaeorms
• Tool:
h9p://www.socra-ve.com
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
17. Quizzes
–
FREE
(and
Premium
Upgrade)
• Classroom
Review
Game
for
Educators
• Pre-‐made
Boards
or
Create
Your
Own,
Student
Input
• Ques-ons
are
displayed
on-‐screen
• Boards
are
saved
for
later
use
• Creates
challenge
• Tool:
h9p://flipquiz.me
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
18. Introduce
Video
to
Replace/Supplement
Lectures
–
FREE,
and
Premium
Upgrade
• Digest
materials
at
their
own
pace
• Access
instruc-on
at
any
-me
• Regulate
&
direct
their
own
learning
(learning
styles)
• Explana-ons
or
demonstra-ons
of
procedures,
lectures,
reading
assignments
• Tool:
www.educanon.com
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
19. Introduce
Video
to
Replace/Supplement
Lectures
–
FREE
Did
you
do
your
homework
for
today?
epzm0r
• Similar
to
eduCanon,
use
EDpuzzle
library,
access
other
sites,
or
upload
your
own
videos
• Unlimited
videos,
classes
&
students
• Works
across
plaeorms
&
browsers,
devices;
but
voice
recording
is
s-ll
not
possible
on
them.
• Tool:
h9ps://edpuzzle.com
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
20. Use
Different
Presenta-on
Crea-on
Op-on
–
Free,
and
Premium
Upgrade
• Cap-vate,
Engage
–
EXPLAIN:
student
design
• Fun,
easy
to
use
animated
video
&
slide
templates
• Intui-ve,
with
one-‐click
export
• Task
learners
to
create,
think
cri-cally,
work
collabora-vely
• Tool:
www.powtoon.com
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
21. Quick
Response
Codes
–
• Create
quests
and
challenges
• Simple,
easy
to
create
and
share
• Applica-on
of
lessons,
use
of
technology
• Tool:
h9p://qrvoice.net
or
www.qrstuff.com
• Tool:
variety
of
free
QR
code
generators
How
Do
I
Get
Started?
Easy
First
Steps
in
Engagement
22. Quick
Poll!
Using
your
own
device,
please
answer
the
following:
23. Tips
for
Successful
Engagement
Get
your
feet
wet
first,
don’t
just
dive
in
ü Start
with
one
lesson
or
project
ü Provide
more
than
just
video
(tap
into
those
learning
styles)
ü Build
your
repository
and
experience
ü Collaborate!
Find
other
interested
faculty
and
combine
efforts
24. Tips
for
Successful
Engagement
Back-‐check
students
(increase
accountability)
ü Have
quick
mul-ple
choice
quizzes
over
materials
(apps
&
BlackBoard
have
self-‐grading
op-ons)
ü Ask
students
specific
ques-ons
about
materials
in
class
ü Provide
tasks
within
the
materials
that
are
due
in
class
25. How
to
Create
the
Gateway
Flipped
Instruc-on
What
It
Is
Why
Use
It
How
To
Use
It
Q & A
26. For
More
Info
• Krys Lynam, k.lynam@moreheadstate.edu
• Dr. Jeannie Justice, lj.justice@moreheadstate.edu
• Rachel Rogers Blackwell, rjblackwell@moreheadstate.edu
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