The flipped classroom is
a set-up where students watch lectures at home and then do homework in
class. They receive the content in
recorded files and undergo the lecture piece of education on their own
time. Class time is devoted toward
assignments where teachers can assist in explain topics students don’t understand,
provide further explanation or examples.
This design does hold potential as technology is constantly being
integrated into education. According to
the reading, there is still research to be done and a key piece of integrating
technology is keeping it meaningful.
Source of educational
videos: http://www.neok12.com/
An interesting
web-resource is Lynda.com, a site offering tutorials and courses on a range of
topics such as animation, design, marketing, video editing, and more. The layout of the site is appealing and easy
to navigate. They offer accounts through
organizations or users can register personally.
The videos are modern and relevant to current programs/software. The
teachers of the tutorial are credible and are considered experts of the subject
matter. In addition, Lynda can be used
on multiple devices such as phones or tablets.
In a terms of
professional development, Lynda is a wonderful resource for a number of
occupational field. Lynda offers
tutorials in audio and music. To expand
on that, music tutorials range from recording live audio, mixing, to music
composition. The tutorials can be geared
to any skill level ranging from beginners to experts. The tutorials can even be geared toward
specific software/hardware. For someone
in the music industry, marketing, commercials, and anywhere audio is needed, these
tutorials can be immensely beneficial.
Resource link: www.lynda.com
Personally, I really like
PowerPoint. I feel well-acquainted with
the program because of the amount of times I’ve had to use it. In the PowerPoint for Information
Dissemination, I focus on informing the audience on the basics watercolor
painting. I liked the design element of
PowerPoint and really playing around with the background fills and fonts. The elements of design I tried to incorporate
can play into a future career such as working in the media. The creation of presentations is another
important skill for the professional world.
Great post, Briana! I'm glad that you enjoyed Lynda.com and thanks for letting the class know about their free access!
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