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Table 3 Instructional materials for the flipped classes (based on Brown, 2018)

From: Flipping an on-campus general English course: a focus on technology complexity of instruction and learners’ levels of impulsivity

Criteria

Continuums

Low-tech FI

Mid-tech FI

Sources

High quality versus homemade

Homemade

Rather high quality

Teachers’ personal touch and presence in students’ out-of-classroom experience versus a curated blend of sources

Personal touch

Both personal touch and curated

Consistency and simplicity versus an engaging mix of media and formats

Consistency and simplicity

Mix of media

High tech versus low tech

Low tech

Mid tech

Video recordings

Talking head video

Talking-head-style but with instructor writing on a whiteboard

Talking-head-style but with instructor seated at a desk

Talking-head-style but with instructor in conversation with colleague or another professional

Demo of an activity in appropriate setting

Supportive tools and formats

Interactive learning objects built with specialized software

Text-based options (books, eBooks, pdf files, quizzes)

Platform

A freestanding website

 

An LMS

 

Single-point access