What is the flipped classroom model?

The flipped classroom model shifts foundational content delivery before live sessions, freeing real-time meetings for active practice and discussion.

In a flipped classroom, learners absorb foundational content on their own—through readings, videos, or eLearning—before attending a live session. This allows facilitators to use real-time interaction for deeper discussion, group activities, and hands-on application instead of passive lecture.

Key Advantages of a Flipped Classroom:

• Learner Readiness: Participants come prepared with background knowledge.
• Active Learning: Live sessions focus on application rather than passive listening.
• Flexible Pacing: Learners control their initial learning speed.

Additional Resources:

• Blog: 3 Keys to Success as a Virtual Instructor
• Workshop: Blended Learning Campaign Design
• Service: Partner with InSync to flip your classrooms