“Flipgrid is where your students go to share ideas and learn together. It’s where students amplify and feel amplified. It’s video the way students use video. Short. Authentic. And fun! That’s why it’s the leading video discussion platform used by tens of millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families in 150 countries ” (Source).
Why Flipgrid?
Flipgrid provides a platform for students and educators to create a digital space for sharing their learning. A webpage is generated around a central topic, and then users upload their video responses, which are then visible to the other users. They can also post video reactions to each other’s postings. This makes Flipgrid a powerful tool for Making Thinking Visible with Technology.
There are robust instructor controls within the free version (Flipgrid One) such as password-protection, moderation, tracking student engagement, and transcripts. The paid version (Flipgrid Classroom) includes features such as unlimited grids and integrated assessment tools. Check out this post for more details on the differences between Flipgrid One and Flipgrid Classroom.
How to use Flipgrid?
The following video from It Worked will help you understand how to get started.
Examples of Flipgrid
The following video from Two Sassy Apples provides many examples of student work using Flipgrid.
Resources for Flipgrid
Interested in trying Flipgrid in your classroom? Checkout the websites below for great information.
17 Ways to Incorporate #FlipGridFever in Your Classroom
10 Ways to Enhance Math Lessons with Flipgrid
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