Hi everyone. Today I would like to mention about Flipgrid. So, what is Flipgrid?

Flipgrid is a website that allows teachers to produce video discussion "grids." Each grid functions as a message board, with teachers posing "topics" and students posting video responses that appear on a tiled grid display. Grids can be shared with courses, small groups, or any group of people that are interested in a certain set of questions.

Each grid can have an infinite number of subjects and responses. Topics can be text-based or include a picture, video, Giphy, emoji, or attachment as a resource. Students' privacy is protected by security settings that can be customized.Students can respond using any camera-enabled device or by uploading a previously recorded video to the Flipgrid app or website. Responses can last anywhere from 15 seconds to five minutes, with a maximum recording time of five minutes. Teachers can also allow students to record their reactions to those of their peers. Teachers can turn on or off a number of moderating elements depending on the topic. More than one teacher can be a grid moderator thanks to the CoPilot functionality. Teachers may access a support center as well as two active teacher communities: Disco Library for exchanging grid designs and GridPals for networking with educators and classrooms all over the world.

You can either develop your own themes or email your students videos and topics that have already been loaded into the flipgrid. To illustrate, you can see below the homework that I have given to my students.



If you want to learn more about the Flipgrid, I recommend you to watch this video



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