Teachers in this course learn how to critically consider apps and software, specific implications of use and educational impact prior to implementation with students. In the course, teachers learn to plan and organize technology for smooth and efficient classroom use as well as how to design and create flipped classroom lessons.

iPads in the Classroom demonstrates the multiple ways iPads and tablets can be used in your classroom in order foster the development of 21st century skills right from kindergarten to high school.

Apps for Education enables educators to identify apps that promote imagination, experimentation, innovation and collaboration in the classrooms. This course helps teachers review and reflect on the different pros and cons of any app that they wish to introduce and helps them choose apps that are safe and complement learning objectives.

Flipping Classrooms introduces the concept of flipping classroom instruction such that delivery of content occurs outside the classroom. This enables precious teacher-student time to be used for digging deeper into content and making real connections. This section also helps teachers learn the basics of creating their own flipped classroom videos.

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

•     Identify technology and apps to make lessons more effective.
•     Recognize key elements, types, benefits and concerns regarding Flipped Classrooms.
•     Plan implementation of technology in the classroom.

Online post-baccalaauereate credit courses help teachers complete continuing education requirements.

• Start ANY Time
• All ONLINE 24 x 7
• Regionally Accredited
• 1 Post-Baccalaureate Credit Course
• Letter Grading
• No Textbook Needed
• Includes ALL Content
• Complete in 4 to 6 Weeks
• Official Transcript in Approximately 1 Week
  After completing the course, you will be directed to the university for registration.