A Starting Point for Flipped Learning

“Everybody has to start somewhere. You have your whole future ahead of you. Perfection doesn't happen right away.”
― Haruki Murakami, Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman

Updated 14 June 2017

Following on from EduTECH 2017 conversations that I had with a few people while there, I have tweaked the structure of this page to make it easier to navigate. Reviews of conferences relating to Flipped Learning are all in the right hand-hand column. The left-hand column is divided into a few sub-sections.

1. Videos that I have used to introduce flipped learning at various events - these typically cover the why and the what of flipped learning.
2. Videos about how to flip your classroom. This will include specific tools as I develop the videos on those tools. 
3. Further learning materials.
4. Connections to other flipped educators and groups on social media. This includes Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook.
5. Research.

FlipCon Australia will be taking place in October 2017 and I will be presenting four sessions targeting specific areas of flipped learning: starting out with flipped learning, flipping a lesson, flipping a unit, and creating flipped learning simply and easily. I will also be a panellist for the Primary School Discussion Panel. I am super excited to be attending and I would encourage you to register to attend by clicking on the button below. You can also view the program using View Program the button below.

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Register for FlipCon Australia 2017

Why and What

View the FlipCon Australia 2017 Program

Conference Review Articles

• Video introduction to the concept - TMCoast 2016
• A webinar introducing flipped learning​ - Holy Mary School Spain

How to Flip

• ​Flipped Lesson Planning Template (by Jon Bergmann)

EduTECH 2017 Breakout Sessions

• Pre-Learning Video (why and what of flipped learning - in brief). Slide deck for the video is here.
• Recording of the session - this was done that night as a screen capture sitting my hotel room. It is pretty close to the same, except that rather than being joined by Josh Aghion (as I was during the breakout sessions) it was just me. It also gave me a chance to add in a few things that I forgot to include in the breakout sessions. Slide deck for the video is here.
• Some musings on a few things I forgot to talk about.
  • Teacher Professional Development
  • Flipping in an infants class
• How to build a Forwardboard (aka lightboard).

Further Learning

Flipped Learning Global Initiative

• You can now complete a nine-unit certification course as part of learning about flipped learning. Read more about it here. Register here.
• Flipped Learning 2.0 Webinar series.
• FlipConAus.com​

Social Connections and Support

• My EduFlippers Twitter List
• Australian Flipped Learning Network (Facebook)

Some Flipping Educators on YouTube (non-exhaustive list)

• Joel Speranza - Mathematics
• Jeremy LeCornu - Science, Biology
• Jon Bergmann 
• Jon Thomas-Palmer - Science, Physics
• Dowell Middle School - Maths
• Robert Oliver - English
• Donna Bonavia - Visual Art
• Marco Cimino - Humanities and Social Sciences.
• Steven Kolber - English
• Eddie Woo - Mathematics
• Aimee Shattock - English, Psychology, Research skills, and Teacher Professional Learning
• My YouTube Channel and FTPL videos
  • Full List of FTPL videos
  • Google Apps for Education themed videos
  • Twitter for Teachers  based video

Research

• FLGlobal Research Lab - At the bottom of this page is an extensive list of research papers into flipped learning including case studies, meta analyis, and more across a wide range of subject areas and education sectors.
• All Hands on Deck - A white paper on Flipped Learning written by Rupert Denton in 2016
• Lo, C. K., and Hew, F.K. (2017). "A Critical Review Of Flipped Classroom Challenges In K-12 Education: Possible Solutions And Recommendations For Future Research". Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning 12.1: n. pag. Web. 14 June 2017.
• Bishop, J.L. and Verleger, M.A. (2013). The Flipped CLassroom: A Survey of the Research. Paper presented at 120th ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition, Atlanta. American Society for Engineering Education.

• A Masterclass with Jon Bergmann (FutureSchools 215)​

Review articles from FlipConAus 2015.

1. Day One Part One – Masterclass with Joel Speranza
2. Day One Part Two – Masterclass with Joel Speranza
3. Day Two Part One – Keynote from Jon Bergmann and Aaron Sams
4. Day Two Part Two– Flipping Primary Education Panel discussion
5. Day Two Part Three – Warren McMahon – Flipping: Can I really Do It? Katie Jackson – How to Run a Maths Flipped Classroom
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7. Day Three Part One – Crystal Caton – How We Flipped and You Can Too and Jeremy LeCornu – My Flipped Classroom
8. Day Three Part Two – Keynote from Jon Bergmann and Aaron Sams
9. Day Three Part Three – Matt Burns – Flipping the K-6 Classroom and K-12 Leadership​

Articles from FlipLearnCon Sydney 2016
This was a two-day conference in Sydney to help educators get started on their flipped learning EdVenture. It was also my first keynote presentation.

1. Reflections from #FlipLearnCon Sydney
2. FlipLearnCon Keynote by Heather Davis
3. My FlipLearnCon Keynote

Review articles from FlipCon Adelaide 2016

1. Welcomes and Jon Bergmann
2. Primary Discussion Panel
3. Aimee Shattock - How Do I Know If They Got It? Embedding Fun, Fast and Effective Formative Assessment Into Your Flipped Program
4. Peter Whiting - Action Research on Teacher Workload in the Flipped Classroom
5. Ryan Gill - Cultures of Thinking
6. Glenunga International High School - Welcoming Addresses
7. Glenunga International High School - School tour and lesson observations
8. School Tour Debrief
9. Ken Bauer Keynote Address
10. Stephanie Kriewaldt - Flipping the Primary Classroom
11. Post-Conference Realisations

Reflections on my EduTech 2017 Flipped Learning breakout sessions.