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This flipped classroom video making course is a very practival way of carrying out classroom lessons. Unfortunately, as teachers, we can have many reasons for cancelling our lessons or our lessons being cancelled. Also, compensating for these lessons are really difficult as they are simply not suitable for everyone. Therefore, flipped classrooms allow students to learn the concepts or topics theoretically and have more time for production during the lesson in the class. 

This course covered a variety of ways to produce videos to be uploaded to YouTube, Vimeo, Animoto, Jing, Camtasia, Web Screencast Tools, and TED Ed. In my opinion, YouTube was the easiest to use for uploading a video and I also believe that it is the most common one used among students for different purposes such as music, documentaries etc. which they can also add learning and it would be the same act they do for their daily activities.

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