As I consider moving to a flipped classroom I am reminded of another benefit. Every one of my classes consists of students sitting at distance learning centers as well as my F2F students. Often, the students at the distance sites are not involved at all and sit through the entire semester without participating in the class.
In a flipped classroom it would be possible to take time to devote entirely to these distance students. While all students are working on problems and activities it would be possible for me to engage my distance students directly. I have never found another way to do this. It is becoming more and more evident that flipping is going to happen.
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