A Flipped Classroom is a teaching model which reverses traditional methods. Instruction is delivered at home through interactive websites, teacher-created videos or content and moves the homework style learning to the classroom.
Class time is used for creating tasks, exercises and problem solving while the teacher is present to assist and give immediate feedback whereas the homework is designated for learning content and students can form questions about what they have learnt to prepare for their next lesson. This allows the teacher more time to interact with the students.
These apps allow you to record your drawing and narrate at the same time. Enabling you to explain a concept or give instructions. Also great for students to demonstrate their understanding of a concept. You can also upload images and diagrams in many of these apps.
Sago Mini Doodlecast
Explain Everything ™
ShowMe Interactive Whiteboard
Educreations Interactive Whiteboard
This app allows you to record websites.
Explain a Website
The best one I have come across is Screencast-o-matic which allows you to record your desktop and select the file type you would like to save it as and then save to your computer.
Microsoft PowerPoint - you can create some great tutorials with PowerPoint using the animation and record slide show tools. It also allows you to convert into a video and record narrations.
Microsoft Community Clips - this free software is an easy to use screencasting tool allowing you to record the entire screen or just a section. http://bit.ly/communityclipsdownload
Once you have installed the software. Search and click on the name to activate the program.
To start the program, go to the hidden icons on the bottom tool bar in the right hand corner. Click on the symbol with the question mark.
Camtasia - a commercial software which provides a screencasting tool and a video editior.