Flipped Learning Network Adds Online Program to Annual Conference

  • By Staff
  • 05/15/14

The Flipped Learning Network is launching an interactive online program to accompany the seventh iteration of its annual conference, FlipCon14.

The "online program includes details such as session descriptions, speaker biographies, event-specific hashtags and more," according to a news release. "As a 'flipped conference,' pre-conference work, or homework, is also listed for participants to do before they arrive."

Participants can attend the conference in-person or virtually at a cost of $450 and $149, respectively, per attendee. More information is available at flippedlearning.org.

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