Dear Hsu,

thank you very much for the tip. I will look into it.

Regards,

Mariela

Dear Mariela, 

Please look at this page, and at the bottom you will find some interesting statistics and results of flipped class implementation

http://www.knewton.com/flipped-classroom/

Thank you very much Nasim :)

Yes, I have flipped the classroom (mostly) at college-level software development. I still give short lectures, actually having the students reading the powerpoints so they don't have to listen to me always talk. I comment during the student readings. Then daily there is a small (sometimes group) assignment in class, due at the end of class, no late submissions. Lots of linux-familiarity-type assignments in class to help the student and then larger weekly assignments for the bulk of the course. This semester I will be adding questions to be answered during the powerpoint readings forcing students to pay more attention (challenge !).