From: Flipped classroom in higher education: a systematic literature review and research challenges
Challenge | Sub-categories | Solutions | References |
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Time consumption
| -Video recording increases workload of teachers -Finding pre-class online materials needs extra effort for teachers - Students need more time to study before class - Overall effort increase for students and teachers | - Teachers can divide the course for flip class initially and record a few lectures - Teachers can add related pre-existing material first - The institute can provide teacher assistants to manage the workload - Teachers can create student activity timings according to traditional class | Buil-Fabregá et al. (2019); Hao et al. (2016), Rodríguez-Chueca et al. (2019), Sevillano-Monje et al., (2022) and Zou et al. (2020) |
Lack of motivation for pre-class work
| - Teachers find it challenging to engage students in learning activities before class - Students lack motivation to study before class | - Teachers can develop interesting pre-class material- - Teachers can use gamification in pre-class activities - Teachers can include graded pre-class activities | Al-Zahrani (2015), Castedo et al., (2018), Karjsnto and Acelajado (2022), Khan and Abdou (2021), Ng and Lo (2022), Park et al., (2018), Steen-Utheim and Foldnes (2017), Yıldız et al., (2022), Zhao et al. (2021), Zou (2020) and Van Vliet et al. (2015) |
Lack of guidance out of class
| Students unable to ask questions in pre-class | - Develop online channels of communication for students to ask questions | Fraga and Harmon (2015), Günbatar (2021), Li and Li (2022), McLean and Attardi (2018) and Zhao et al. (2021) |
Quality of recorded lectures
| Students lose interest while watching poor quality lecture | Teachers can develop short video lectures to maintain student interest (5–10 min) | Fraga and Harmon (2015), Kazanidis et al., (2018), Li and Li (2022), Murillo-Zamorano et al., (2019), Pattanaphanchai (2019), Rodríguez-Chueca et al. (2019), Torio (2019) and Wang and Zhu (2019) |
Lack of technological resources
| Teachers and students lack computers, laptop, mobile and high speed reliable internet connection | - Before flip class method make sure students have required technology to avoid further problems - Teachers should set up a backup plan in case speed of internet is down (e.g., lecture availability via USB etc.) | Al-Zahrani (2015), Bachiller and Badía (2020) and Mortaza Mardiha et al. (2023) |
Adoption of flipped classroom
| Hesitant to adopt technology Faced difficulties in using technology | - Provide training, guidance, and proper support to both teachers and students | Al-Zahrani (2015), Galway et al., (2014), Li and Li (2022), Lopes et al. (2019) and Tomas et al. (2019) |