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Integrating Technology into the Flipped Classroom:
Purposeful Planning
Justin Kreuter, MD
Presentation for University of Toledo College of Medicine
September 30th, 2016
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Mindset
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Goals
1. Judge strategies to select & chunk material for student consumption.
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Goals
1. Judge strategies to select & chunk material for student consumption.
2. Compare how different technologies may support educational goals.
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Goals
1. Judge strategies to select & chunk material for student consumption.
2. Compare how different technologies may support educational goals.
3. Critique various pre-work techniques for student preparation.
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Goals
1. Judge strategies to select & chunk material for student consumption.
2. Compare how different technologies may support educational goals.
3. Critique various pre-work techniques for student preparation.
4. Critique various face-to-face techniques for facilitating dialogue.
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Our Plan:
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Our backchannel:
https://todaysmeet.com/UTCOM_retreat
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Flipping the Classroom
Douglas Danforth, Ph.D.
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Judge strategies to select & chunk material for student consumption.
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Foundational knowledge
Experience
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Context
Before During
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Selection & Chunking of Material
1. What does ideal selection & chunking of material look like?
2. How are the faculty and student perspective different?
3. How can we improve the baseline of this skill?
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Compare how different technologies may support educational goals.
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Helpful aspects
Appropriate assessments Meaningful reflection
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Technology support of education
1. What aspect of technology matters most to you?
2. How will you know when you are using a technology well?
3. What is getting in your way of trying new technologies?
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Critique various pre-work techniques for student preparation.
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Common design
Goals
Assessments
Lecture
Materials
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Backward design
GoalsAssessments
Learning
Activities
Evergreen
Materials
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Pre-Work Techniques
1. If we knew the ideal pre-work assignment, what would it be?
2. If our success was completely guaranteed, what bold steps might we choose?
3. How can we create accountability?
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Critique various face-to-face techniques for facilitating dialogue.
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Shifting paradigms
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Active & experiential learning
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Face-to-Face Techniques
1. What matters most to you?
2. What assumptions do we need to test?
3. How would peer faculty see your classroom?
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Goals
1. Judge strategies to select & chunk material for student consumption.
2. Compare how different technologies may support educational goals.
3. Critique various pre-work techniques for student preparation.
4. Critique various face-to-face techniques for facilitating dialogue.
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