Bill Gates has called it “the future of education.” TED Talk presenter Salman Khan has declared it will “reinvent education.” And Science NOW columnist Jeffrey Mervis has argued that it’s a “better way to teach.” This highly-touted approach is the inverted classroom, a classroom in which the traditional model is reversed: students instead learn course material through video lectures for homework, and class time is devoted to helping them assimilate and apply their knowledge. I will share my experience using the inverted classroom to teach writing to help participants consider how they can use this approach in their own teaching.