Jose Bowen Flipping 101 Workshop: Designing Assignments & Activities for Massively Better Classes

Location

Hahn University Center, 107

Free

Workshop
Flipping 101: Designing Assignments and Activities for Massively Better Classes

This workshop is a detailed and practical application of the flipped classroom model applied to a single learning module of your choosing. Come prepared (suggested preparation will be made available) and consider participating with a group of colleagues from your department to solve a common problem. Outcomes for this workshop include, but are not limited to the following:

• Write a learning outcome and design a module
• Identify discipline-specific online content or organize a podcast
• Create an out-of-class assignment for class preparation and design in-class activities as extensions and applications
• Formulate assessment questions

Jose Antonio Bowen, PhD, is the President of Goucher College, former Dean of SMU Meadows School of Arts, and author of Teaching Naked: How Moving Technology out of your College Classroom will Improve Student Learning. Bowen has taught at Stanford and Georgetown and written over 100 scholarly articles. He wrote a Pulitzer Prize nominated symphony, music for other artists including Jerry Garcia, and his own CD, Uncrowded Night. He has appeared as a musician around the world with several well-known jazz musicians including John Getz. He is an editor of Jazz: The Smithsonian Anthology and on the board of the Library of Congress and others and serves as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in England.

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