FLIPGRID

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   LET'S LEARN FLİPGRİD 

     Flipgrid elevates text-based discussion forums with teacher and student constructed videos. Teachers and students can create a grid about a specific topic and encourage peers and even people from around the world to record a short video about the topic! Flipgrid allows learners of all ages to find their voices, share their voices, and respect the diverse voices of others.

Flipgrid students build and strengthen social learning communities as they discuss their ideas and experiences with their peers. Flipgrid amplifies student voice and supports student development of global empathy as they immerse themselves in each other’s learning processes and perspectives.

How to Use Flipgrid

For Students:

  1. Students select a topic and then tap the green plus to start the record process
  2. Record a video – flip the camera and pause while recording
  3. Review the video – gain confidence with unlimited retakes
  4. Take a selfie – customize the image to add style
  5. Enter Info – last step before submitting the video

For Teachers:

  1. Go to http://www.flipgrid.com. Click on the “Sign Up For Free” box in the upper right hand portion of the screen.
  2. Fill out the information (First Name, Last Name, email, Password, Account Type, Instruction Type, School, Institution, Organization). When finished, click “Create My Grid.”
  3. Next, you’ll want to create a “New Grid” by clicking on the blue “New Grid” button on the My Grids page. Unless you purchase a classroom version of Flipgrid, you will only be allowed to have one grid.
  4. Click on the Grid Name to view your topics. To create Topics, click on the blue button titled “New Topic”. We have two topics on the graphic below. One in which we asked for follow up on a district wide pilot program and one in which we asked our administrators to reflect on their first quarter. Notice, each topic has link. If you were to type http://www.flipgrid.com/c46e07, you would be able to access and add to the topic. There are also editing options available for topics as well under the “Actions” button.
  5. When creating a topic, you can customize it to fit your needs. Give it a title and date.  Choose a Video Response Time (the free version is limited to either 15 seconds or 1 minute 30 seconds). Type out the directions of what you’d like the users to contribute.
  6. Share with students: Click “share topic” button on the topic page. You can copy the URL and paste it in an email. There’s social media interaction with Facebook and Twitter as well as an integration with Google Classroom.

 Here's a lovely videos about Flipgrid :







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