Flipgrid is a great and easy way to add student voice to the classroom. In this platform teachers create 'Grids' which act like classes and share 'Topics' with their students where they can respond with a video on almost any web enabled device. 'Grids' and 'Topics' can be shared by link, QR code, or shared directly in Google Classroom. In addition, student videos can be shared by the teacher in the same manner listed before. There are so many creative ways this platform can be used, so please see just a small handful of these examples below.

• Bell ringers/Exit Tickets - Have students share their experiences from a lesson the day before or at the end of class with a quick recap. When students can articulate their understanding of a topic they are more likely to remember it for the longterm.

• Students can teach a topic - Have your students create a mini lesson through a 'Topic' on Flipgrid to teach a topic. Students can submit notes taken in Google Docs, presentations from Google Slides and record themselves all within the Flipgrid platform.

• Curators of Work - Teachers can create a Flipgrid topic where students talk about a piece of work they did in the classroom. From this, teachers can download the QR codes for each student video and attach it to their work. The results will be an augmented reality piece connected to the students physical project that any one can see with a QR code reader or the Flipgrid app.