What is Flip?

Flip is a video discussion app, free from Microsoft, where curious minds connect in safe, small groups to share videos, build community, and learn together.

One of the main things going for Flipgrid is its ease of use. Teachers set up an account and create grids, which act as communities for students to work in. Within each grid the teacher creates prompts called topics, and students post video responses to the prompts and replies to each other's videos.

How do I use this in my classroom?

Inspiring Ideas for Back To School!

See the new partnership of Flipgrid and Canva with FAB ideas here.

INTERNATIONAL DOT DAY LIVESTREAM WITH FLIP!

https://flip.com/InternationalDotDay

FLIP provides incredible events like this all year long! From elephant conservation to climbing Everest there is always something exciting happening!

Check it out at https://info.flip.com/events.html

GET AN EDUCATOR ACCOUNT:

Step 1

Go to www.Flip.com and click the blue EDUCATOR SIGNUP button. Choose to use your Google email to begin your account creation. Read Flipgrid’s Getting Started blog article if you need more support.

Step 2

Next, create a grid by clicking the red ADD NEW GRID button on your dashboard. Consider 1 grid/classroom as the home base of sorts. You can limit access to your grid with your students by email or using their student IDs. They do NOT need their own accounts; instead you will share a “Flip Code,” which you can personalize.

How do I use this in the classroom?

Download this Step-by-Step Guide for Educators.

Getting Started - Educators

Getting Started - Students

Deep Dive with Richard Byrne

How to Add Collections in Flip

How to Practice Sight Words with Flip

How to Create a Podcast

How to Use Stop Motion Video in Flip

How to Embed Anchor Charts in Flipgrid

HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICS CLASS EXAMPLES

(SEE MORE EXAMPLES OF FORMATIVE & SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENTS VIA FLIPGRID HERE)

HS Physics Flipgrid Example

Via @ mo_physics: This is why I love @Flipgrid as a mode for students to demonstrate learning mastery!

Love to see her using all of the new effects to full effect. Don't believe me? head to 0:44!!!

@MO_PHYSICS EXAMPLE

Via @mo_physics: If you can imagine students providing audio narration for these explanations of motion, you'll understand the power of @flipgrid for demonstrating mastery. These were from my @BCHS_SDE students motion assessment. A mix of both in person and virtual learners.

More @mo_physics!

When given practice options, student use @Flipgrid to do personal reflections on what they did and how it went - See bingo idea below

How Mo sets up his Flipgrid for Evidence of Mastery Presentation

FLIPGRID + NEARPOD INTEGRATION!

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