I just found out about an amazing new tool from TED-Ed, and I think it has some awesome applications for teaching with Glass.
TED-Ed “flips” are simple lessons centered around a YouTube video.
You can choose the video, build some simple multiple-choice questions, share other related resources, and prompt a discussion. If you find someone else’s lesson that you like, you can flip it again and customize it to make it your own.
What I love about this concept is that I can use Glass to make an awesome first-person video and post to YouTube. But then I can use the TED-Ed flip tool to provide an instructional wrapper for the video.
So cool, so easy to use, so easy to share. Thanks TED-Ed!
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