This study sought to investigate how the structure of the classroom flip affects the
learning environment for students. In one classroom, I used a user-friendly intelligent
tutoring system (ITS) called ALEKS to introduce students to course content outside the
classroom, while we completed projects together inside the classroom. Students in this
flip environment and students in a lecture-homework environment took surveys, were
interviewed, and were observed in class. I analyzed the data from these two learning
environments to better understand the implications of this practical push for technology
use in college and university classrooms.
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