Rob Campbell talks about the tools he uses to flip his lessons
Over recent years, a lot of emphasis has been placed on flipped teaching as a way to improve student performance. Using this approach, the teacher provides guidance and support for students in advance of the lesson. Flipped teaching may be as simple as asking students to read a chapter of a textbook before a lesson, but increasingly pre-lecture videos are being used to free up face-to-face time. Simon Lancaster and David Read covered the use of flipped teaching in university lectures for Education in Chemistry in September 2013.
These are my experiences of using Zaption as a host site for flipped tutorials.
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