For those of you who are flipping their classes a great resource is the Flipped Learning Network which has over 5000 teachers signed up to discuss items, links to tons of groups of teachers such as math, social studies, forums, videos, and a lot more. Above is a short video tour of the site.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Flipped Learning Network
For those of you who are flipping their classes a great resource is the Flipped Learning Network which has over 5000 teachers signed up to discuss items, links to tons of groups of teachers such as math, social studies, forums, videos, and a lot more. Above is a short video tour of the site.
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Thanks for the link: We are actually around 14,000 educators from around the world talking about the flipped classroom.
Thanks for the publicity! We just passed 14000 members. It has been an amazing group of educators helping educators.
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