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Introduction
Introduction
1:41
Logistics of Recording Videos
Ideas for Video Content
The Best Types of Videos to Record
2:34
Additional Video Ideas
1:04
Using Videos for Instruction
An Overview of How to Share Videos
3:01
Additional Instructional Ideas
More Instructional Ideas for Flipped Videos
4:24
Conclusion
Final Considerations on Flipping Your Classroom
1:40
Unlock Certificate: 5 Questions
About
Discussion
Resources
Links1 PD Hours
1 Learn the basics of flipping your classroom to promote autonomy and differentiate instruction for your students
2 Explore the best equipment, ideas, lessons, and apps to help you record videos
3 Discover new instructional strategies to help you seamlessly integrate flipped videos into your classroom and curriculum
Imagine an art classroom where you never need to repeat yourself. A place where you can teach without interruption and still maximize student learning. Once you get started flipping your classroom, that dream can become a reality! In this Learning Pack, you will see how easy it can be to create videos for your classroom. Learn the basics to make your instruction, classroom management, and ability to differentiate easier than ever!
Connected Professional Art Educator Competencies
INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES
Engagement
3.1 Effectively paces lessons to facilitate student learning
3.2 Communicates effectively with students
Technology
3.8 Supplements instructional strategies with technology when appropriate
3.9 Exhibits knowledge of online and digital instructional resources
Nic Hahn
PRO Facilitator and Elementary Art Teacher
Nic Hahn, an elementary art teacher in Minnesota, and she has worked as an instructor for AOE. She also authors the popular blog “Mini Matisse.” She enjoys sharing creative ideas and positive musings about teaching. Nic has worked with learners from preschoolers through adults and has discovered she loves teaching at all levels.
Best Recording Options
Best Distribution Options
Getting Started with Flipping
Types of Lessons to Flip
When and Where to Watch Flipped Lessons
Planning for Flipped Lessons
Debunking the 2 Most Common Myths About Flipped Teaching
Nic's YouTube page
4 Flipped Teachers' YouTube Channels You Won’t Want to Mis...
3 PD Hours
16 Videos
9 Resources
