Tools for flipped classroom

Poster

Ildiko Volcz
UTS:Insearch

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Tuesday 5 December 3pm – 3.45pm
Refectory

Abstract

This poster is based on the practical experience of implementing flipped classroom tools in a University Foundation subject: Digital Literacies. The subject incorporates blended learning elements and flipped classroom tools.

The practice of flipped classroom in this subject has four stages: preparation work prior to classes; concept checking to confirm understanding of topics in classes; deepening knowledge with teacher-led exercises and using self-reflection to internalise knowledge; and making relations to the students’ future occupation.

In the preparation stage students are required to learn basic concepts prior to classes. The content is delivered using two online tools: nearpod (www.nearpod.com) and edpuzzle (www.edpuzzle.com). The nearpod web app is designed to deliver self-paced content that includes interactive exercises like multiple choice questions, short answer questions, fill-in-the-blank activities. The Edpuzzle web app is used to create video-centred lessons that students can watch and engage with via multiple choice questions and short answer questions that are inserted into the video.

About the authors

Ildiko Volcz

Ildiko Volcz is a Subject Coordinator and Lecturer at the UTS:Foundation Studies course.

Prior to entering the field of education, she worked in the corporate world with innovative companies such as Walt Disney and Warner Bros. studios that inspired her to take an interest in technological inventions.

She has over 15 years of experience in the education sector; explored both the administrative and academic side of the field. She has extensive experience in working with staff, students and senior managers across numerous facets of teaching and learning development, curriculum design, innovation and change.

She has a passion for developing and implementing learning technologies and is at the forefront of applying the latest technological and pedagogical advancement in educational settings.