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Check out our other posts to get an idea of the format and download the template
Title (Course Code: Course Title)
Course demographics:
- Who are your typical students? (year of program, majors/non-majors, undergraduate/graduate)
- Class size:
- Typical classroom: (lecture hall, flexible space, etc…)
- Course Outline (link to or attach, annotated if you want to)
The learning experience:
- How would you describe your typical flipped classroom? (What goes on in the classroom, what do you and your students do?)
Your reflections:
- What was your motivation to get started with flipped learning? How did you start?
- What were excited about? What were you concerned about?
- What was your biggest challenge and how did you address it?
- What tips do you have for other instructors to engage students in flipped learning?
- What was your biggest take-away from the experience?
- How would you describe the student experience or your classroom environment?
Student Assessment:
- How did you assess student learning? What methods did you use?
- Did these differ from previous offerings of this course?
- Did you notice any differences in student success?
Technology:
Describe any technology used and give examples. If you didn’t use anything just say so as we want to ensure people don’t get hung up on the technology.
Resources:
- example assessment, rubrics
- example podcast
- sample lesson plan (includes pre-class, in-class, post-class) that outlines clearly how flipped is implemented.
- anything else that will help paint the picture of your flipped course