Flipped Learning was developed more than 10 years ago by Jon Bergman. The idea developed, the number of teachers using the flipped classroom increased, and the first experiences and given feedback led to an amendment of the method.
Five years ago, Jon started a global initiative to make Flipped Learning versatile: All people all over the world should have the chance to learn in a modern way efficiently. The slogan created for this initiative said: “Let no student behind you”.
The result was Flipped Learning 3.0 – which grew from a simple teaching method to a versatile framework that can be adapted and used for all kinds of learning and training.
Here is a video presenting the Flipped Learning 3.0 framework (with a specific focus on school Education).
In this project, we care about Adult Education – a field of education not so formal and full of rules like the school education. Although, this makes it necessary to give the needed guidelines to Adult Educators and Adult Education Organisations to implement the framework in their courses and trainings.
Video from: TED talks (YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSweJzo9xEU)
About the Author: Peter Mazohl is the head of the EBI (Coordinator in this project) and has been teaching for more than 40 years in upper highschools, university, and in Adult Education.
Image source: Jon Bergman, taken from a training video of the Flipped Learning 3.0 Certification Level – I Master Class