021 – The Busy Teacher’s Approach to the Flipped Class

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In Episode 21 of the EdTech TV Podcast Brent talks about how to approach the Flipped Class even with a busy schedule. He also shares Photos for Class as a resource.

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The Busy Teacher’s Approach to the Flipped Class

Some resources for recording yourself for the flipped classroom:

Screenflow

Camtasia

Jing : Jing on EdTech.tv

I also talk about Flipped Classes in Episode 6 of the EdTechTV Podcast

Photos for Class

Photos for Class is a great resource for teachers who want to make sure their searches for class projects are well within legal usage rights.

Search for something below to check it out, or go to www.photosforclass.com

Non-Tech Rec

Sun Tea. Simple, delicious.

Recipe: 2 oz of Water : 1 gram of tea

Put in sun for 3-5 Hours.

Pour over ice & enjoy.

*Photo found through Photos for Class

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