Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Do's and Don'ts for Flipped Videos
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Great story here at Eschool News about the best ways to make flipped videos for class. Some of the advice includes: keep the videos short, less than 10 minutes, add humor, inflect your voice, work with another teacher on the video, and don't waste the student's time.
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