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Last Term Expectations Were Low, This Term We Have to Get It Right

– Dan Jones – This past spring, it seemed that most of us, as educators, were taking what we knew...

By Dan Jones / August 22, 2020

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Why We're Thinking Bigger About Flipped Learning and You Should Too

– Dr. Thomas Mennella – It’s not enough to do it, we must do it well.   AALAS’s...

By Dr. Thomas Mennella / August 22, 2020

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Are We There Yet? How to Know If You're Flipping Your Lessons Well

– Jake Habegger – “Flipped Learning… that’s the thing where you teach with videos, right?”    In...

By Jake Habegger / August 21, 2020


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COVID-19 Changed Flipped Learning Overnight: What This Means to You

– Special Report – Era: A memorable or important date or event that begins a new period in the history...

By Special Reports Team / August 23, 2020

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5 Reasons Why Streaming Classes Is a Bad Idea: Making Hybrid Teaching Work

– Jon Bergmann –  If we learned anything about learning during the recent foray into remote learning,...

By Jon Bergmann / August 23, 2020

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This is Crazy! When Will Teaching Get Back to Normal?

– Dan Jones –   Possible opening: The pandemic has made everything so different now from...

By Dan Jones / August 22, 2020


Hybrid, High Hopes, High Stakes: Doing What We Know Works

Can schools really reopen safely during a pandemic? If so, what is required? To reopen schools safely, there are at least three things we need to learn from our mistakes. Dr. Linda Darling Hammond, president of the California State School Board, offers a detailed roadmap.
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ACADEMIC FREEDOM: Why What Worked Yesterday Will Not Work Tomorrow

– Dr. Caroline Fell Kurban –   COVID-19 has sent shockwaves through higher education worldwide.  Scott Galloway, a New York University professor, recently...

By Dr. Caroline Fell Kurban / August 24, 2020

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Mindset Matters: It’s Learning Online, Not Online Learning

– Dr. Thomas Mennella – Sometimes you have an epiphany at the unlikeliest of times. My massive realization came while presenting as part of a panel of experts...

By Dr. Thomas Mennella / August 23, 2020



Flipped Learning 1.0 versus Flipped Learning 3.0

We've entered a new era of Flipped Learning. To fully understand the stark differences between the original flipped classroom model and Flipped Learning 3.0 get your free subscription to Flipped Learning Review.
Dear Future: We're Ready
This series of panel discussions was selected from the 2020 Second Wave Summit on preparing for what's coming as we reopen schools. The Month-long conference invited educators around the world to share what they learned from the rapid transition to online learning and how they prepared for the new normal.
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The Essential Best Practices for Flipping Learning Online

Everyone was okay with being not that great for a while. It was all good, we gave each other grace and permission to not be at our best. But now we really have...

By Editorial Team / August 24, 2020

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Preparing to Switch Back and Forth Between Onsite and Online Teaching

Watch or Read A panel of educators and technology directors discuss the challenges of preparing for the possibility of having to switch back and forth between...

By Editorial Team / August 24, 2020


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The Future of Teaching and Learning in a Post-Covid-19 World

COVID-19 has created a second pandemic, a pandemic of predictions about the future of teaching and learning. Some are glowingly optimistic and giddy. Others...

By Editorial Team / August 23, 2020

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How Universities Are Preparing Their Faculties for Whatever Is Coming Next

Universities have shifted from making a rapid transition to online learning to upskilling faculty for the new normal and preparing to reopen for next term. We talked...

By Editorial Team / August 23, 2020


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Preparing for Social Emotional Demands of Reopening Schools

  Watch or Read What asked a panel of teachers, school administrators, school psychologists, and mental health professionals to identify the biggest social-emotional...

By Editorial Team / August 23, 2020

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Flipped Learning Meets the High-Touch Needs of Online Medical Instruction

  It's a bitter irony that a clinical crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic hit the clinical workforce and clinical education, perhaps the hardest. Writing on March...

By Editorial Team / August 23, 2020


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How Education Technologists Have Prepared for the New School Term

This is quite an opportunity for us to think about what's not working in education and get rid of it and design something that we can move with moving forward,...

By Editorial Team / August 23, 2020

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Social Justice and Race: Preparing for the Hard Classroom Discussions Ahead

Nothing, not all of the armies in the world can stop an idea whose time has come. - Victor Hugo Apparently, the time has come for us to have that real, authentic,...

By Editorial Team / August 23, 2020



THE LIST: Advanced Flipped Learning 3.0 Resources

The global surge in demand along with the high-stakes climate of hybrid teaching is revealing a need for masters of Flipped Learning, not just “practitioners.”

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Let Your Flipped Learning Teachers Lead the Way

At the end of an insanely difficult school year, school administrators admitted that the status quo in schools cannot continue. COVID-19 has ripped back the curtain. The illusion of mighty schools serving masses of students has been shattered. Education may never return to the assembly-line model of decades past. While many schools are doing more of the same this fall, but with more technology available, that’s not good enough.

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