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I highly recommend this very useful and well documented web site. It is useful for knowing the timing of the video instruction. I think it is helpful whether you flip or not. It also gives info on using google forms to produce self-grading quizzes which can automatically email results to students.

Mary Beth Hertz (@mbteach on Twitter) is an elementary computer teacher in Philadelphia, PA and a regular blogger on Edutopia. Her is her take on flipped classrooms.

A social network for teachers interested in flipping their classrooms

Videos of actual flipped classrooms. Watch and see how it works

The notion behind this website is to turn learning upside down. It is the personal blog/website of Jon Bergmann. Jon is a teacher, educational coach, and writer who has had the privilege of helping educators around the world reconsider what education can look like. He, along with Aaron Sams, are considered two of the pioneers in the Flipped Class Movement. They co-wrote the book on the Flipped Classroom. It will be available from ISTE Press and ASCD in June of 2012. They also have a

A good source for sample vodcasts and also video recordings of the flipped learning conference (a few are free; most you have to pay $97 to virtually attend the conference).

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A thoughtful discussion of the pros and cons of flipped classrooms

A nice webinar on how to Flip your classroom. Great list of resources