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Ask the FLN gives the opportunity for anyone interested in flipped learning to ask questions to the community and answer the community questions from the previous episode of the podcast. We currently plan to release episodes biweekly. Follow us on Twitter at @askthefln and view our site at http://podcasts.flippedlearning.org/askthefln/
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Show Notes This week Howard Rheingold joins Ken. Howard is an internet pioneer going back to the early 1980s and has written many books about his experiences and research. Last summer I had the privilege to participate in a online course with Howard and a wonderful group of co-learners. That course was titled “Augmented Collective […]
Show Notes This week Martha Ramírez joins Ken. Martha is a long time practitioner of the Flipped Classroom and a leader in our community. She has been teaching since 2004 and I had the pleasure to finally meet her in person at FlipTech Latin America 2019 in Bogotá, Colombia. I mentioned in the introduction about […]
Show Notes This week is a little different as Ken chats with Kate Baker about our experiences last week at FlipTech Latin America 2019 in Bogotá, Colombia. I apologize for some audio issues. I have recently switched from using Google Hangouts to using Zoom for my recording and still working on my production chain. It […]
Show Notes This week Ken chats with Alex More. Kelly Walsh brought the work of Alex to my attention and recommended interviewing him for the podcast. This was a great conversation and I must thank Kelly for the recommendation. This episode was recorded on August 30, 2019. If you would like to support The Flipped […]
Show Notes This week Ken chats with Bonni Stachowiak (@bonni208 on Twitter). Bonni is an educator, blogger and a podcaster who has been a great influence on my own work. A long time ago, Bonni asked me to be a guest on her podcast for episode 114 which was publish in August of 2016 with […]
Show Notes This week Ken chats with Jesse Stommel (@Jessifer on Twitter). Jesse is the other co-founder of the Digital Pedagogy Lab (Sean was on the previous episode). I met Jesse in circumstances similar to our last guest, initially through my work with Virtually Connecting for Digital Pedagogy Lab workshops, his prolific blogging and tweeting […]
Show Notes This week Ken chats with Sean Michael Morris (@slamteacher on Twitter). I met Sean initially through my work with Virtually Connecting for Digital Pedagogy Lab workshops and was very excited to meet him in person at the 2016 edition of the OpenEd Conference (more on that in the episode). Sean is truly an […]
Show Notes (edit: I noticed this was titled episode 36, it is in fact 35. This may become a tradition) This week Matthew Moore talks with Eirik Wattengård from their time together at FlipTech New England 2019. Eirik is a Video Producer / Multimedia Technologist (Higher Executive Officer) at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. […]
Show Notes (edit: I noticed this was titled episode 33, it is in fact 34. Leaving permalink the same to not break things) This week Ken chats with Chris Gilliard, known to many as @hypervisible on Twitter. I met Chris through Virtually Connecting (a common theme in these upcoming episodes) and admire and deeply respect […]
Show Notes This week Ken chats with Tom Driscoll, a pioneer and early leader in the Flipped Learning community. When I first joined this #flipclass community (via Twitter and later attending FlipCon 2014, 2015 and 2016), Tom was so giving and helpful in his including me in that group. I appreciate that and hope to […]
Show Notes This week Ken chats with Terry Greene. We have collaborated together and met via Virtually Connecting a few years back. I have had the pleasure to hang out with my fellow Canadian and Edmonton Oilers fan at the past three #OpenEd conferences (2016, 2017 and 2018). This is a special edition of the […]
Show Notes This week Ken chats with Stacey Roshan and we talk about her new book “Tech with Heart“, her history as an educator, stakeholders in learning, trust in relationships, on the unattainable ideal of “the perfect student”, anorexia nervosa, failure as a piece of the learning process and so much more. Stacey is a […]
Show Notes This week Ken chats with Karen Costa and we talk about student success, wellness, rephrasing “I hope that helped”, seeing students (and teachers) as humans first, her work with brain-based teaching and studies in neuroscience and education, faculty success, rewinding cassette tapes and her upcoming book from Stylus “101 Tips for Creating Simple […]
Show Notes This week Jess Mitchell joins Ken for a discussion of her work. We talk about finding one’s voice, accessibility, assessment, critical pedagogy, overlooking conversations in the rear view mirror, scorpions, “crap in streams” and so much more. I was fortunate to meet Jess at OpenEd18 in Niagara Falls and was so happy to […]
Show Notes This week Ken joins Troy Cockrum to discuss blended learning, vlogging, student video creation, podcasting and what he is up to lately. Troy was the original host of The Flipped Learning Podcast (produced audio archives and YouTube channel) and produced 142+ episodes and then rebooted itself for another 17 episodes with a […]
Show Notes This week Ken joins Keith Hughes for a great fireside discussion that had everything except the fireside. Topics include professional development, leaving the classroom, video production, Wilford Brimley, differences among educators and learners, conversations and connecting with our students, “this is where learning happens”, use of social media, authenticity, “Facilitator of Learning Experiences” […]
Show Notes This week Ken joins Sarah Thomas, PhD to discuss her work projects. Sarah is an amazing educator who has done excellent work in flipped and blended learning but the work that I find the most important is her founding of the EduMatch project to help educators connect globally. We talk about her work […]
Show Notes This week Ken joins Jonathan Thomas-Palmer to discuss his experiences in flipped learning. I would say that our conversation quickly transitioned to critical pedagogy and I for one really enjoyed this conversation. My apologies for taking so long to publish this, it was recorded back on November 29th, 2018. If you would like […]
Show Notes This week Matthew Moore talks with veteran flipped educator, and now learning specialist Crystal Kirch. Crystal is the author of the book Flipping With Kirch, as well as serving as a Flipped Learning Network board member. I had the pleasure of sitting down to talk with Crystal…twice as you will hear in the podcast. Although […]
Show Notes This week Matthew Moore had the opportunity to sit down with Michael Ralph and Laurence Woodruff via Skype to join them on their podcast Two Pint PLC at twopintplc.com and be available from their site in the near future. Two Pint PLC is a podcast focused heavily on education research and informed opinions over a pint of a favorite […]
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