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Dr. Bill Brantley, PMPApril 19, 2013

Using Canvas to Support the Flipped Classroom

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Why Use the Flipped Classroom Model

ENCE 424 – Project Management Communications

• Class meets once a week for two-and-half hours• Usually 100 students in the class• Not enough time for all of the students to give

individual presentations in order to apply and sharpen their communication skills.

• I wanted to increase the number of opportunities for students to practice communication skills

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The Course Redesign

• Divided class into three shifts of 30 to 35 students

• Lectures moved online (“Reading Notes”)• Online weekly discussions

(Reflection/Prime)• Four individual speeches• In-class small group discussions or

activities

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Structuring the Course

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Reading Notes

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Online Discussions

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In-Class Exercises

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Individual Speech

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Speed Grader

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Lessons Learned• More chances for students to practice

communication skills both through individual speeches and in-class meetings

• More evidence that students are completing and comprehending the readings

• More enthusiasm for the class as evidenced by engagement in the in-class meetings and the online discussions

• Better class attendance as students can attend a different shift when needed

• Measurable improvement in students’ communication skills

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Dr. Bill Brantley, [email protected]

Questions?Thank You!