Tuesday 8 November 2016

MOBILE LEARNING AND FLIPPED CLASSROOM




 

        


MOBILE LEARNING 
&
 FLIPPED CLASSROOM 

           




Mobile learning is learning in the classroom with the aid of tablets, smart phones and mobile technology. It is collaborative and accessible anywhere
E- learning has provided the ability for traditional learning to break out of classroom settings and students to learn at home.


Benefits of mobile learning
Ø  Students can learn when they alert
Ø Students can learn from anywhere and at anytime
Ø Encourage lifelong learning
Ø  Reach learners in remote locations
Ø Learning is learner-centered
Ø Educate females
Ø Promote smart learning

Ø More peer to peer tutoring
Ø Clod tutoring
Ø Effective learning



              
            fLIPPED CLASSROOM





Flipped   classroom  Is  new  method of  teaching .in  flipped  teaching  students  first  study the  topic  them  self  typically  using  video lesson and  applied  the  knowledge  in   class . To  more effect  students  entered  the  classroom  prepared to  contribute contribute .   In  the   traditional  model   of  classroom,   instruction,  the  teacher   is  typically   the   central   focus   of  a  lesson  and  the  primary   disseminator   of  information   during   the   class   period.      The   teacher  responds   to  questions  while    students   defer  directly   to   the  teacher  for  guidance  and feedback . In  a classroom   with   a  traditional   style  of  instruction,    individual   lessons   may   be  focused on  an  explanation  of  content  utilizing  a  lecture-style.  Student  engage   in   the   traditional   model may  be  limited  to  activities  in   which students work  independently  or  in  small  groups  on  an application  task  designed  by  the  teacher.  Class discussions  are  typically  centered  on   the  teacher,  who controls  the  flow  of  the conversation.  Typically,   this   pattern   of  teaching   also   involves  giving  students  the  task  of  reading  from  a textbook  or  practicing a  concept  by  working  on a  problem  set,  for  example,  outside  school.

                    The flipped classroom intentionally shifts instruction to a learner-centered model in which class time explores topics in greater depth and creates meaningful learning opportunities, while educational technologies such as online videos are used to deliver content outside of the classroom. In a flipped classroom, content delivery may take a variety of forms. Often, video lessons prepared by the teacher or third parties are used to deliver content, although online collaborative discussions, digital research, and text readings may be used.


Ø Completely learner-centered
Ø Effective learning
Ø Engage concept with peers
Ø More time to be spent on group work and projects
Ø Work closely with students in the classroom