Tomorrow I am teaching two sections of how to flip your classroom to Fairfax County (VA) teachers. If you are coming, I will be in room 228 during sessions B and C. If you aren't a teacher in Fairfax or if after our session, you want to watch how to do it again, above is an eight minute video detailing all of the steps and what to do in the classroom after you have done your flipping.
The PowerPoint below has a number of great resources for more information on flipping.
Finally here is an example of a flipped video, the actual Google form we used and the interactive assignment that followed in class.
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