Creating a Flipped Math Classroom, Module 3: Task 1
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Creating Your Out of Class Presence
Recording Video
There are several easy ways to record video for your flipped lessons. Below you will find four options. As you are learning about these options take time to think about which would work best for you and explore the resources. Remember if you have questions you can post them on the course help discussion.
Smart Recorder (A Smart Board Product)
Smart Recorder is one of the simplest ways to record video. However, it comes as part of the software package for SMART boards so it is not free. Please watch the short video below on Smart Recorder.
Screencast-O-Matic
Screencast-O-Matic Site Screencast-O-Matic is an easy to use web based screen recorder. The best part about it is that it is FREE!
Please watch the video below on Screencast-O-Matic
Screencast-O-Matic Video Tutorial
Jing
Jing Site Jing is a free download that can be used to record short videos.
Please watch the video below on Jing.
Camtasia
Camtasia is a more advanced video recording method since it also allows you to do some editing within the program. It does cost money to purchase but you can download a free trial. Camtasia Site
Please watch the tutorial below on Camtasia.
Housing Your Video
Once your videos are made, you will need a place to house them so that you students can access them.
Edpuzzle
Edpuzzle is a great site that allows students to watch your videos and also lets you embed questions within your videos to check for student understanding.
Edpuzzle Site Please watch the video overview of Edpuzzle
YouTube
Videos can be stored on YouTube by creating a channel. This give participants easy access to your videos from the web. Even if you are going to use Edpuzzle, YouTube is a helpful place to have your videos stored so they are not taking up space on your hard drive. Please watch the video tutorial on creating a YouTube Channel.
YouTube Channel Video Tutorial
Finding Already Made Videos
Khan Academy
Don't have time to make your own videos? I personally feel it is best in a flipped math classroom if you make your own videos since you can have consistency of terminology, if you don't have time for that then Khan Academy is a great resource. Khan Academy has many videos that are already made on various math topics. Browse the selection to see if it meets the need for your course.
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