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I’ve gotten a lot of requests recently for resources on my flippedclassroom, best practices, tips & tricks, and advice for getting started. Here is a presentation summarizing my process and evolution through my flippedclassroom journey. 2012 – began flipping Honors Algebra 2.
Table of Contents: 0:00 My setup with Notability, my Mac + Wacom, Camtasia. 4:00 How I create my YouTube/flippedclassroom videos by pulling my PowerPoint into Notability (with drag & drop). 4:30 How I set up my screenrecording to only capture the area of the screen I’m writing on (using Camtasia).
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They can be used in flippedclassrooms or in blended learning environments. These include: WeVideo , Canva , Camtasia , Type Studio , Loom , Kapwing , PlayPosit , EdPuzzle , and more. TPACK and SAMR models), join online professional learning networks and explore how other teachers use EdTech with their students and many more.
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