FLIP is an Erasmus+ supported project aiming to develop guidelines for implementing flipped learning in European schools.
The “FLIP - Flipped Learning in Praxis” project, is supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission. The purpose of the project is to develop guidelines for the implementation of blended learning environments in which information and communication technologies (ICTs) are used to enhance students’ learning environments. Partners include:
Keilir – Atlantic Center of Excellence (Icela
11/12/2019
NVLDialogWeb writing about flipped learning at Keilir ... in Norwegian :)
Omvendt læring i Keilir aktiverer studenter Populære utdanningstilbud for voksne hvor forskjellige undervisningsmetoder og teknikker i skolearbeidet er foreslått for å dekke allsidige behov.
17/05/2017
What he said :)
The Traditional Lecture Is Dead. I Would Know—I’m a Professor An awesome science show from the 80s makes it to YouTube, and it shows just how pointless the traditional lecture is.
17/05/2017
Keilir Academy in Iceland - along with partner schools in Estonia, Finland and Denmark - organise an international conference on the role and responsibilities of administration and teachers in implementing flipped learning in schools & Workshop for implementing flipped learning in teaching.
The conference takes place 13:00 - 16:00 on Thursday 8 June 2017 at Keilir Academy in Iceland and is organised as part of the Project "NEXT - From Best to Next Practices in Flipped Learning" and funded by Nordplus Junior.
Conference on how to implement flipped learning | Keilir - Miðstöð vísinda, fræða og atvinnulífs Keilir Academy in Iceland - along with partner schools in Estonia, Finland and Denmark - organise an international conference on the role and
The results of the FLIP project are now being used in two new projects. Nordplus Junior project focusing on creating a Nordic network of experts in flipped learning (www.nordicflippedlearning.org) and an Erasmus+ project focusing on introducing VET teachers and trainers to innovative teaching strategies (www.intemis-project.eu).
03/04/2017
Sigrún Svafa from Keilir and the FLIP project has been sharing her experience on how teachers use class time in Flipped Learning.
Three Ways Flipped Learning Master Teachers Use Class Time: Flipped Learning 3.0: Three Ways Flipped Learning Master Teachers Use Class Time: Join the Flipped Learning Global Initiative's Master Teachers as they share...
21/03/2017
Following up on the Flipped Learning project at a Nordplus Junior sponsored workshop in Haapsalu, Estonia. Here a keynote lecture by Marika Toivola from University of Turku, and Workshop by Keilir Academy later today.
28/02/2017
Jon Bergmann quotes master teacher Sigrún Svafa Ólafsdóttir at Keilir Academy in Iceland as she shares her experience teaching adults in a new and thought-provoking blog post. She writes that "The two most important things that I have found out through my work with adults is how important it is not to waste their time and to give them more than one option on how they can deliver their knowledge." Read more about her fascinating insights on teaching the Danish language to native Icelanders with flipped learning in the link below.
Teaching Adults with the Flipped Learning Model Sigrún Svafa Ólafsdóttir – Keilir academy – Iceland I have been a teacher for 6 years, teaching adults the Danish language as a part of their preparation for University. My job is very …
12/02/2017
Flipped learning is reinventing itself.
We Didn’t Know What We Didn’t Know: Flipped Learning 3.0 By Jon Bergmann and Errol St.Clair Smith Pop Quiz: Most educators know about the Socratic method. True or false? Let’s go with true. But why was Socrates called the wisest man in the world? The ans…
10/02/2017
How can flipped learning change how people teach and pupils learn?
FLIP - Flipped Learning in Praxis Best practice video from Germany on how to implement and use flipped learning in teaching and training
11/05/2016
Photos from the FLIP conference in Ljubljana.
International Conference on Flipped Learning
Savsko naselje primary school, 9 May 2016
Savsko naselje primary school in Ljubljana will host an international conference on flipped learning 9th May 2016. The conference is part of the “FLIP - Flipped Learning in Praxis” project, supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission. The purpose of the project is to develop guidelines for the implementation of blended learning environments in which information and communication technologies (ICTs) are used to enhance students’ learning environments.
10/05/2016
Final photo from final project meeting. We look forward to sharing the results with you :)
09/05/2016
Flipped learning project meeting in Ljubljana. International workshop after lunch.