Course Description
Flipping your class doesn’t mean you need to reinvent the wheel!
You can find and adapt resources from the internet to suit your students and subject area or use your existing collection of video materials, PowerPoints and websites
This course will explore and give you skills in a range of web tools that allow you to quickly curate and create class resources and materials.
Audience
This course would suit primary and secondary teachers who are interested in flipping their classroom to maximise student engagement and outcomes. It would also suit teachers who would like to quickly create engaging learning materials such as PowerPoint videos, online flashcards, interactive videos and more.
Teaching Standards
2.6.2 Proficient Level - Know the content and how to teach it - Information and Communication Technology (ICT): Use effective teaching strategies to integrate ICT into learning and teaching programs to make selected content relevant and meaningful
3.4.2 Proficient Level - Plan for and implement Effective Teaching and Learning - Select and use resources: Select and/or create and use a range of resources, including ICT, to engage students in their learning
"I loved the Flip It - flipped resources course. It was so practical, with great tutorials attached that were easy to understand. This allowed me to easily create material and put some of the strategies and created resources into place straight away into my lessons. It was so easy to engage with this course and I found it immediately useful."
- Trish Swinkels, Marsden High School
"Belinda has created an engaging and interactive exploration into the world of digital learning via the flipped classroom. Complete with a sturdy rationale for flipping the class, a range of online options for creating resources and clear explanations throughout, the 'access all hours' course has helped me to hone my digital preparation skills. I feel confident to begin the 'flipping' journey. (I also found the materials really effective for online learning during COVID lockdowns.)"
- Clive Coutman, Nepean Christian School