Flipped Classroom supported by FeedbackFruits
A flipped classroom helps students explore new concepts before class through videos or readings, freeing up class time for interactive discussions, problem-solving, and hands-on learning.
Author: Jarek Janio from Santa Ana College
Associate Professor of ESL at Santa Ana College in the School of Continuing Education with a doctorate from Walden University, where his dissertation focused on the future of instructional technology in education.
What is flipped classroom?
In a flipped classroom, students explore new concepts before class through videos or readings, freeing up class time for interactive discussions, problem-solving, and hands-on learning.
Why flipped classroom?
The flipped classroom model enhances student learning by shifting passive content delivery outside of class, allowing for active, hands-on engagement during class time (Bergmann & Sams, 2012). Research indicates that this approach improves student comprehension, critical thinking, and retention by promoting deeper interaction with course materials (Lage, Platt, & Treglia, 2000). Studies also show that flipped learning fosters greater student autonomy and self-regulation, key factors in long-term academic success (Bishop & Verleger, 2013). Additionally, it enables instructors to provide more personalized support and formative feedback, improving overall learning outcomes.
Enhanced performance and engagement
Implementing a flipped classroom model can significantly enhance academic performance and boost student engagement and satisfaction in medical education.
Mengesh et al, 2024
Assessing the effectiveness of flipped classroom teaching–learning method among undergraduate medical students
Increased independence and motivation
Adopting a flipped classroom approach fosters greater self-regulation and motivation among students, enhancing their learning experience.
Campillo-Ferrer et al. 2021
Effectiveness of the flipped classroom
model on students’ self-reported
motivation and learning during the
COVID-19 pandemic
model on students’ self-reported
motivation and learning during the
COVID-19 pandemic
Improved knowledge retention
Students can spend more in-class time applying knowledge through problem-solving and discussion, rather than passively receiving information through lectures which promotes knowledge retention.
Smith et al, 2021
Community Collaboration, Use of Universal Design in the Classroom
How does FeedbackFruits support flipped classroom?
Educators and instructional designers can seamlessly implement the flipped classroom model using different FeedbackFruits features to enhance pre-class engagement and in-class interaction.
With Interactive Video and Interactive Document, instructors can embed questions and discussion prompts into learning materials, ensuring students engage with content before class.
Peer Review and Group Member Evaluation also facilitate collaborative learning and feedback, reinforcing student accountability and deeper understanding.
Additionally, Acai Writing Coach allows students to self-assess and refine their work, promoting mastery before assessments. By integrating these features, FeedbackFruits helps streamline the flipped learning process, enabling educators to focus classroom time on discussion, application, and skill development.
With Interactive Video and Interactive Document, instructors can embed questions and discussion prompts into learning materials, ensuring students engage with content before class.
Peer Review and Group Member Evaluation also facilitate collaborative learning and feedback, reinforcing student accountability and deeper understanding.
Additionally, Acai Writing Coach allows students to self-assess and refine their work, promoting mastery before assessments. By integrating these features, FeedbackFruits helps streamline the flipped learning process, enabling educators to focus classroom time on discussion, application, and skill development.
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Flipped classroom, directly within your LMS
FeedbackFruits integrates seamlessly with your Learning Management System, making it simple to incorporate flipped classroom activities into your existing courses. Whether you teach online, hybrid, or face-to-face, FeedbackFruits ensures that activating student participation is just a few clicks away—no additional overhead, no steep learning curve.
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