The flipped classroom trend first took root in 2007 when high school teachers Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams began offering their lectures in PowerPoint version online to students who missed class.

Corey Murray is a former managing editor of EdTech: Focus on K–12 and a 20-year veteran of writing about educational technology. If you’re like many of the educators I’ve been talking with recently, ...

There’s no shortage of talk in K–12 schools about the benefits of the flipped classroom. Across the country, ambitious educators have spent chunks of their summers thinking about how video and other ...

Despite the attention that the videos get, the greatest benefit to any flipped classroom is not the videos. It’s the in-class time that every teacher must evaluate and redesign. Because our direct ...

And here's a key benefit that should apply to all students: Because he'd prepared for each class, Qvale said, he knew the material well and didn't have to spend as much time preparing for exams.

At the beginning of each semester I spend time speaking to my students about what the flipped classroom is: a significant change over the way students have previously been taught. As a result, I ...

After taking the flipped course, only about 15 percent of 162 students said they would have preferred a traditional lecture-style classroom experience. Wired Campus: Study Measures Benefits of a ...

Part 4 of my Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012 series “Flipping the classroom” is hardly new. But with all the hype surrounding both Khan Academy and MOOCs, it’s hardly surprising that the practice became ...

The past decade in education has seen marked rise of flipped learning. Typically, flipped learning comprises two phases: a pre-class phase in which students passively engage with pre-recorded content ...

In theory, I agree that the flipped classroom model works to the student’s benefit. But in its current practice, students are left worse off because professors aren’t actually using flipped classroom ...