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Why
Why
2c - Managing Classroom Procedures
3a - Communicating with Students
3c - Engaging Students in Learning
- Choice: Students can use their voice to record their ideas and are able to edit those videos to truly make them their own.
- Organization: Format grids and add topics for students to reflect/respond on
- Versatility: Can be used in so many different scenarios, such as book talks, weekly reflections, ice breakers, etc.
Learn
Learn
- Teachers sign up here and use a digital code for their students to access. (Log in using Google single sign-on.)
- New to Flipgrid? Use the "Getting Started Guide"
- Sign up for a free Flipgrid PD here
Do
Do
1. Plan: Connect with your TLC for help setting up, testing, and planning lessons using Flipgrid.
2. Teach: Create a sample / example Flipgrid video for your students to learn from. Then, use Flipgrid in three different ways to show how you are utilizing the tool within your classroom.
3. Reflect: Fill out the BADGE IT Reflection doc on how Flipgrid transformed teaching in your classroom. In that reflection, include a link to your sample project and at least one student sample project.
4. Copy the link to your BADGE IT Reflection Doc and add it to the evidence form below.
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