Flip It! Gain Time to Apply Knowledge & Differentiate with Flipped Lessons

Natalia Roberts, UW-La Crosse, roberts.nata@uwlax.edu

Lauren Rosen, University of Wisconsin, lrosen@wisc.edu

Deana Zorko, Madison West High School, dzorko@madison.k12.wi.us

Textbook Resources

• Imagina Text

Technologies to Create Lessons

• Educreations 
• Vocabulary lesson-Spanish 

• Blubbr (doesn't work well on mobile devices)
• Parts of a school-French 
• TeachEm
• Russia's Indigenous People
• Educanon
• Weird or Just Different

Sample Flipped Lesson "Lectures":

• Sample Russian Lecture Videos
• 2.1 Gender
• 2.2 Plural
• 2.5 Adjective Intro

• TeachEm: Create a video lecture with flashcards interspersed in video to capture students attention to particular details, vocabulary, or ideas that they should notice.  
• Russia's Indigenous People: video in English. Nice example of how TeachEm works with timed "flashcards" on a video. 
• Knowmia: Create assignments using text and video followed by comprehension questions. Lots of options and preferences available so bit more complex than the other options.
• Not all lessons are listed under world languages so search by language. 
• Demo Arabic Lesson 
• Educreations: blank whiteboard to which you can add photos, text, drawings, etc. and audio record your descriptions. 
• World Languages 
• ShowMe: blank whiteboard to which you can add photos, text, drawings, etc. and audio record your descriptions. 
• World Languages  
• Chinese: What's in the Sea  
• Educanon: add questions to an instructional video.
• Movenote: upload slides, documents, graphics, or anything in Google drive. Then narrate it with video that will go along with your presentation.  
• Sophia
• World Languages 
• Our practice lesson in Sophia