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What do you want students to do out of class, and what do you want to do when you're all face-to-face?  These resources discuss some of the options.

A short video  from UT Austin explains and demonstrates the flipped classroom model.

Edutopia provides numerous tips and tools for .

(from Edutopia) 

discusses how to prepare your students for the flipped classroom experience, improving student evaluations as well as student performance (from the National Teaching & Learning Forum)

(Vanderbilt teaching center discusses theory behind flipping & evidence of improved learning)

(Inside Higher Ed report, including embedded sample video)

(on the background your students need for that online lecture, from the "Learner-Shaped Technology" blog)

(from the GradHacker blog at Inside Higher Ed)

(video gives clear demonstration and examples)

Harvard's Eric Mazur, a major proponent of the flipped classroom and peer instruction, explains why in this workshop.

°ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊÔ¤²â's Jose Bowen, Dean of the Meadows School of the Arts, calls it "Teaching Naked."  He explains why it's necessary in this , and describes it in detail in his new .  His also contains a number of resources and ideas.