Flipcharts are great tools for encouraging learners to move around the classroom and to share and reflect on their ideas. In this video tutorial, you will learn a variety of methods used by learning expert Karl Kapp for leveraging flipcharts to promote interactive learning. The techniques for using flipcharts effectively in both academic classrooms and corporate training workshops will make your instruction more engaging and the learning more meaningful.
- Flip charts are valuable tools for engagement…because they can be placed throughout a room…to encourage sharing of ideas, thinking out loud,…and visualization of concepts.…They provide more portability than a blackboard…or a whiteboard, and can be covered…by another piece of flip chart paper…for a big reveal if you've prepared…some flip chart pages in advance.…One method for using flip charts is to write…four or more related questions on a number of flip charts,…and place them around the room.…
The learners are divided into groups,…and each group is given a different colored marker,…then each group is assigned to start…at a particular flip chart.…They then have three to five minutes…to write an answer or response on the flip chart.…Then the groups rotate and add additional information…or ideas to the next flip chart they encounter…on the rotation.…This might include clarifying a point…made by another group, or adding details to an answer.…When the first group returns to their original flip chart,…the exercise is over, and each group…
Author
Karl Kapp
Released
8/10/2016- Understanding the value of engaged learners
- Using index cards and flip charts
- Role playing
- Asking learners to give presentations
- Using blogs, wikis, and other collaborative tools
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 36s
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1. Passive vs. Active Learning
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Why not just lecture3m 38s
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2. Increasing Engagement Strategies
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Problem-based learning4m 48s
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Use index cards3m 7s
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Think-Pair-Share2m 50s
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Leverage flip charts3m 4s
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Summarizing2m 37s
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Role playing3m 5s
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Student presentations3m 9s
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Content recall activities2m 40s
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Simulations3m 34s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 35s
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Video: Leverage flip charts