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Flipgrid is a website that allows teachers to create "grids" to facilitate video discussions. Each grid is like a message board where teachers can pose questions, called "topics," and students can post video responses that appear in a tiled grid display.
Flipgrid is a website that allows teachers to create "grids" to facilitate video discussions. Each grid is like a message board where teachers can pose questions, called "topics," and students can post video responses that appear in a tiled grid display.
Students are able to join Flipgrid with their Columbia4.org provided google account
Students are able to join Flipgrid with their Columbia4.org provided google account
Logging on and recording a video
Logging on and recording a video
1. Click on the Flipgrid link / Enter the Flip Code
1. Click on the Flipgrid link / Enter the Flip Code
Your child’s teacher will send you a Flip Code to their private Grid. Either (a) click on the link, or (b) enter the Flip Code on flipgrid.com or the free Flipgrid App (on iOS or Android).
Your child’s teacher will send you a Flip Code to their private Grid. Either (a) click on the link, or (b) enter the Flip Code on flipgrid.com or the free Flipgrid App (on iOS or Android).
2. Sign into the Grid.
2. Sign into the Grid.
Depending on how your child’s teacher set up their classroom Flipgrid, you will join either using their School Email (the account your child uses to access Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams) or a Student ID. If your child needs a Student ID, the teacher will provide this for you.
Depending on how your child’s teacher set up their classroom Flipgrid, you will join either using their School Email (the account your child uses to access Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams) or a Student ID. If your child needs a Student ID, the teacher will provide this for you.
If your child’s teacher sets up a Grid using the school-managed email, the sign in page will look like this.
If your child’s teacher sets up a Grid with a unique ID for your student, the sign in page will look like this.
Teachers also have the ability to assign a Flipgrid straight from Google Classroom.
Teachers also have the ability to assign a Flipgrid straight from Google Classroom.
3. Record a Video
Review the educators discussion prompt. Your child will then tap the green plus to begin recording a video response. If you are on a phone, you will need to use Flipgrid’s free mobile app to record a video response.
After recording a video, review and edit, take a selfie (to serve as the cover photo), then submit!
For further instruction on how to record and submit a video, watch the quick and helpful tutorial video above with your child.
Submitting A Video To The Grid
Submitting A Video To The Grid
After selecting the green plus, complete these 4 easy steps to submit!
Tap to record
Tap the record button on the bottom to start. Add fun stickers, filters, text, and more. Tap the arrow on the bottom right to advance.Review your video.
Trim, rearrange, or add more. Tap the arrow in the bottom right to advance.Take a selfie!
The selfie will be the cover image for your video. Tap the arrow in the bottom right to advance.Submit your video!
Edit your name, add a title, or attach a link. Then submit!
Students can also import a custom video they recorded outside of Flipgrid.
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