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There are many ways to create Flipped Videos. I am providing a couple of examples and resources that I have found to be productive and very usable.
Use a camera to record yourself teaching in front of your board or screen. Phone, digital cameras, and Chromebooks can be utilized.
Use a screen recording tool to voice over a presentation or lesson
Videos can be stored in Google Drive or uploaded to Youtube for sharing. This option will be up to you. In my opinion Youtube is an easier and more efficient way to store and manage your videos.
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Everything Youtube
-Setting Up Your Channel (You will want to do this)
-Make and Upload videos from your phone
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Sharing Videos By Link in Google Drive
-Use this link to learn how to share video files and more from Google Drive
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CHROME EXTENSIONS
Nimbus
Click here to learn all about Nimbus
Screencastify
Click here to learn all about Screencastify
Make sure to install these extensions for easy access
These are my Top 2 Suggested Screen Recording Extensions
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Video Editing From a Chromebook/PC
Power Director
Install the app from the play store and use this link to learn how to use Power Director.
Youtube
Youtube can be a valuable resource for storing, sharing, and even editing your videos. Follow this link to learn how to use the Youtube video editor.
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Here are a couple resources for making your videos more interactive for students.
Edpuzzle: Make any video your lesson. Choose a video, give it your magic touch and track your students' comprehension.
FlipGrid: Create a Video Lesson (Click Here) Use it both ways (Click Here)
Using Google Slides with the Pear Deck Add-on will be a great way to create virtual lessons for students.
Video clips can be inserted into Individual Slides and Pear Deck can be used to generate many different kinds of student interactive activities.
How to use Pear Deck- Click HERE
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