What is a flipped lesson?
A flipped lesson is designed to introduce you to content prior to an in-class lesson. The advantage of presenting you with concepts and tools prior to your class session with a librarian is that the librarian can spend less time talking at you (lecturing) and more time in dialogue with you, answering your questions, and guiding you through activities.
What will I need to do?
To complete this lesson, you will watch four short videos. In each video, you will encounter questions that must be answered before you can continue watching. Some questions are meant to reinforce information presented in the video, some questions will walk you through research skill steps, and many questions will ask you to reflect upon your thoughts and practices. These reflective questions are designed to build your metacognition skills – your awareness about your thinking.
Why am I doing this?
The purpose of the videos and questions is to help you to further develop the research skills required for this class and all your academic pursuits, as well as the critical stance required for your interactions with information in and out of the academic setting.
1. Go to the Research Process pageHERE
2. Go to the Finding Sources pageHERE
3. Go to the Finding Statistics pageHERE
4. Go to The Scholarly Conversation pageHERE
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