My podcast debut

Yesterday I had the chance to talk with Daniel Rezac, host of the EdReach Podcast about flipped classrooms and Khan Academy.

The conversation was a lot of fun, and if you want to hear it, here’s the link:
EdReach Special: The Flipped Classroom for Newbies.

I’m not sure the podcast really talks gives a lot of information for a new teacher to get started with flipped classrooms. If this is the type of advice you’re looking for, Phil and brokenairplane.com (another great physics blog), tweeted out this link today:

The Flipped Classroom: A full picture

Also, here are links to some of the things that were mentioned in the podcast.

• The Flipped Classroom Webinar hosted by Scott McLeod You can listen to the entire recording by following this link.
• Frank Noschese’s Khan Academy is an indictment of education
• Mark Hammond’s Using videos to help learners
• My thoughts on whether students could learn more if Khan made mistakes
• My comparison of Sal Khan’s and Vi Hart’s Videos on Multiplication<
• A nice summary of Derek Muller’s research on the effectiveness of science teaching videos by Frank Noschese.
• Vi Hart’s website (a must visit)