This paper presents strategies for a flipped classroom teaching
method that uses various sources for online video instruction and
shows how that decision to incorporate many sources of video
leads to several strategies for active learning: video critique and
recommendations become part of the learning experience, video
instruction precedes skills development and concept learning, in
class lab activities scaffold for open ended homework projects,
and in class quizzes lead to discovery of misconceptions. We have
shown how these strategies were implemented for a web
applications development course and how student perceptions are
generally very positive about the learning experience. In the future
we plan to collect data on the effect of this teaching method on the
distribution of grades and the drop, withdraw, and fail rates for
this course