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SXSW Edu: Are You a YouTube Educator?

Tyler DeWitt, Paul Andersen, and Patrick Jones discuss the role flipped learning plays in education through video instructional content SXSW Edu
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Tyler DeWitt, Paul Andersen and Patrick Jones (PatrickJMT) are headed to Austin, Texas for SXSW Edu to discuss the role flipped learning plays in education through video instructional content. DeWitt (this link no longer available), Anderson and Jones are three of YouTube’s most popular education personalities whose content covers Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Math. For more information about the session check out the details below!

Flipping the Classroom with YouTube’s Top Teachers

Session Objectives for Attendees:

  • Teachers will be able to identify elements of an effective video lesson.
  • Teachers will be able to implement new strategies for utilizing videos in the classroom.
  • Teachers will be able to explain how the flipped classroom can result in a meaningful pedagogical shift.

Tuesday, March 8 
2:00PM – 3:00PM 
Hilton Austin Downtown Salon J

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