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YouTube PowerPoint Lectures for Flipping the Classroom
A guest post by Matt Taylor Interested in flipping your classroom? Or how about just providing some at-home help for struggling students? One way to encourage students to learn at home is to post lectures on YouTube. Don’t worry; you … Continue reading
Posted in Engaging students, Instructional technology, Learning at home, Teaching, Videos
Tagged At home, biodiversity, Camtasia, Flipping, Learning, PowerPoint, Remediation, YouTube
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