Christine Bauer-Ramazani

Saint Michael's College, Colchester, Vermont

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TESOL 2014

CALL Interest Section

invited session

Hot Topic: Enhancing Education through Technology

Flipping the Classroom in an Online MATESOL Course? 

Saturday, March 29, 1:00-2:45

Portland Convention Center,Room 257

• Do any of you teach online/distance courses, e.g. in a graduate program? Have you tried different ways of teaching the content in your online courses?

Abstract:

This session looks at the “flipped classroom”, which is a form of blended learning that uses technology to leverage learning in a classroom, so a teacher can spend more time implementing higher learning skills. Presenters will discuss how to use technology to flip the classroom in a higher education/IEP context, as well as in an online, teacher training context. Presenters will also look at the potential of mobile device based projects to support flipped classrooms.

Christine's part:

How can content be delivered in a flipped classroom model in an online course? This is the question that Christine addressed when her previous face-to-face teacher training course on Curriculum & Syllabus Design went online (distance). In the presentation Christine will discuss her rationale for using  the model, the design, several How-To’s, advantages, and challenges for using a flipped classroom model in an online course. 

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Hot Topic: Enhancing Education through Technology

Flipping the Classroom in Multiple Contexts

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References

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