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Imagine a classroom where we could empower every voice in that room — where we celebrated the ideas of not only the students who raised their hands but where every individual had a platform to make their thoughts seen. ~Read post | Tech with Heart 

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Interviews, Podcasts, Reviews, & Booksnaps

• CHAPTER 2: 
  • Video — The Flipped Classroom: A Student Perspective
• CHAPTER 4:
  • Video — #FlipClass Welcome: Reducing Student Anxiety, Increasing Engagement, and Supporting All Learners
• CHAPTER 6:
  • Using Flipgrid To Allow Students to Verbalize Their Thinking Process
  • Flipgrid Prompt — Student Math Solutions
• CHAPTER 7:
  • Newsletter — Online AP Calculus Parent Newsletter
  • Video — Empathy in EdTech: How We Are Transforming Learning at Bullis
  • Video — Clip from Online AP Calculus Zoom Session
• CHAPTER 9:
  • **UPDATE: In Chapter 9, I talk about creating private Flipgrid channels for each student in my online class. Flipgrid (now called Flip) has since rolled out features that allow for a much easier setup with only one grid for all students and “video moderation” to keep videos private. Here is a detailed video where I share how I now recommend setting up these private video check-ins: Setting Up a Private Flip Check-In Using Video Moderation (Updated 2022)
  • Flipgrid Prompts
    • Talk About a Fail: Reflect & Plan
    • Calc Specific: Talk About a Fail
    • Talk About a Win: Reflect & Plan
    • Calc Specific: Talk About a Win
  • Pear Deck + Flipgrid Activity: Let’s Talk About Optimization

The above book study questions can be copied & modified based on your needs
Information about bulk book orders for your school or group

• Flipgrid Tutorials
• Pear Deck Tutorials
• Edpuzzle Tutorials

• CHAPTER 1:
  • The Best Way to Reach Each Student? Private School Math Teacher Flips Learning, by Stacey Roshan | The Daily Riff
  • The Backwards Class, by Diana Schaffhauser | The Journal
• CHAPTER 3:
  • Why Kids Should Use Their Fingers in Math Class, by Jo Boaler & Lang Chen | The Atlantic
  • Kids Who Count with Their Fingers Are Smarter, by Marc Peyser | Reader’s Digest

To Engage Students

• Pear Deck
• Edpuzzle
• Flipgrid
• Sutori
• Slack (for Online AP Calculus students who are 16+)
• Zoom (for Online AP Calculus students)

On the Creation End 

• Camtasia* to create, edit, and produce screencasts
• Wacom Tablet (product recommendations)
  • I’ve tried to compile some of my top recommendations here, along with a bit of information about potential use-cases, to help you figure out what tool(s) might be best for your needs
  • * General Wacom eStore; Wacom Intuos; Wacom Intuos Small; One by Wacom; Wacom One (promo code: ROSHAN)
• VideoScribe* to create a whiteboard animation style video
• YouTube
• I have a list of technology that I have invested in over the years that has worked well for me on an Amazon Storefront. Please note that I will earn a small commission from qualifying purchases. I appreciate the support should you choose to use my link!
  • * this is an affiliate link

• Click here to download & print. The bookmark dimensions are set to 2.5in x 7in