An onging issue in flipped learning (and elsewhere) is how to get students to complete pre-class work. Two theoretical frameworks from psychology can help.
I bought a Samsung Chromebook Pro to replace my iPad, then challenged myself to use it for a week as my primary work computer. The results were surprising.
We already know that flipped learning is undergoing explosive growth. But what does all this research actually say about teaching and learning with the flipped learning model?
There's a simple, often-overlooked way to kickstart communication with your students and get good data to improve your course: The mid-semester evaluation.