A simplified version of the Fizeau experiment for measuring the speed of light?

Long ago in high school I saw a short film in which as I recall the apparatus was just a spinning paper plate (with holes along its edge) with a light source — I don’t recall a spinning mirror or a half-silvered mirror — and the entire experiment could be done in a classroom. The basic idea that even though the speed of light was very fast you could still spin the plate fast enough to affect whether the light was visible or not struck me as very clever and almost something that could have been done by Galileo except that getting a steady speed of rotation without a motor would have been hard.

So my question is, is there a simplified version of the Fizeau experiment that could be performed within a normal-sized room with just an electric motor, pie plate and a laser pen that will give a reasonable (if less accurate than in Fizeau’s actual setup) value for the speed of light or am I remembering wrongly?