Flipped learning effect on classroom engagement and outcomes in university information systems class

How to improve student engagement and educational learning outcomes in the classroom have always been high on a teacher's priority list. Unfortunately, it seems these challenges have become more pronounced in teaching Generation Z. To address these challenges educators are exploring new teaching methodologies such as flipped learning. The authors examined the effect of flipped learning on student motivation and educational outcomes on sophomore students from a private university in Indonesia majoring in Information Systems. The survey was taken from two groups, a control group which was not taught using flipped learning (60 respondents), and an experimental group which was taught using flipped learning (60 respondents). Results showed that flipped learning increased student motivation and improved educational outcomes compared to a group that was not exposed to flipped learning. The results can help guide teachers and administrators on potential implementation of flipped learning at their universities.

Automated summary

Research conducted at a private university in Indonesia found that flipped learning can increase student motivation and improve educational outcomes, which may serve as guidance for the implementation of flipped learning in other universities.