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I’m constantly trying to improve the course for my students. Here are seven things I always try to include when I build online courses. 1. A welcome video, 2. An introduction video of the course, 3. Consistent weekly updates and reminders Via Becky Roehrs 
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Several teachers now have already stated using the flipped classroom model in their teaching and some are still thinking about how to do it. If you are one of those who are keen on applying this learning/teaching strategy with your students then this resourceful section will provide you with all the materials, tips, ideas, and tools to flip your classroom.
Mariha Greenland Shields's curator insight,
February 17, 2014 11:35 AM
Always looking for new ideas and tips to share with my students about the flipped classroom. 
's comment February 20, 2014 7:40 AM
I am sure your students appreciate this! The more they read about it and learn about best practices, the more comfortable they will feel implementing this is their own classrooms right from the start.
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Love these tips for how to use video and images in your course to create a connection with your students..creating multimedia student feedback takes a long time, but students appreciate it so much..if you don't have a lot of time, limit the video feedback to their most important assignment..