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Flipping the Science Classroom: Unit Two

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Unit Two: Flipped Classroom Resources
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Video Resources

Video Resources and Technologies are some of the best tools to use in order to create flipped classroom lessons. Videos can include engaging graphics and simulations while also providing an abundance of content and information. This resource is essential to flipping the classroom, as students can watch the video via numerous platforms and interact with it in whatever manner you choose as the teacher. Whether it is by completing skeleton notes, answering questions, or creating an outline, students can get a lot of information and content from this technology at home, reserving more time to apply this content in the classroom.

Helpful Video Resources

  • Screencast-O-Matic
  • YouTube
  • EduCanon
  • VideoNotes
  • Sparkol VideoScribe
  • Zaption

Audio Resources


Similar to video resources, audio resources can also be great tools for students to interact with at home, in order to acquire content to be applied inside of the classroom. There are numerous audio resources on the web that students can use and engage with. This is a major benefit, as once again students can listen to great content at home and have a better opportunity to answer questions, discuss ideas further, and apply what they have learned in the classroom with a content expert present.

Helpful Audio Resources

  • Ted Talks
  • ScreenvChomp
  • Playback ScreenCast
  • Animoby



Miscellaneous Resources


The following is a list of general resources that can also help you in flipping a lesson in your classroom!

  • EdPuzzle
  • MindTickle
  • BlendSpace
  • Sophia
  • PowToon
  • EduCreations
  • NearPod
  • Explain Everything

Looking for technology to help you create audio and video lessons?! Click Below!


Technology Resources to Aid in Creating Flipped Classroom Lessons