If you're wondering how to get started using this teaching strategy or tool, This article from The New York Times does a great job of laying out things highlighted here and also specific tools for the job like this...

"Sometimes teachers create lectures and other resources themselves using resources likeTeacher Tube , the Show Me app or a voice recording tool . Or they might provide a link to an available resource, like a video from Vi Hart , Khan Academy , the Teaching Channel orYouTube EDU . They can even supplement student curriculum with material from an online course ."

An infographic that breaks it down in a very basic form.

"What is it and Why ar epeople talking about it?"

Additional Resources:

• http://vodcasting.ning.com/
• http://utubersidad.com/
• http://utubersity.com/ 

• Flipping the Classroom: An Introduction (onlinecollege.org)
• The Flipped Classroom -newly invented - but used in Austalia 20 years ago (julieboydeducation.com)
• EdSurge: Mapping The Edtech World, Flipped Classrooms, And More... (fastcompany.com)
• My Idea of Flipping My Classroom (educatoral.com)
• The Flip-Flopped Classroom (digiteacher.wordpress.com)
• December News For Those Who Learn In A Different Way (foundnewsthatmatters.wordpress.com)