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1. Flip (formerly Flipgrid)
1. Flip (formerly Flipgrid)
đź”— https://flip.com
Key Features:
Allows teachers to create "topics" where students respond via short videos.
Safe, moderated video discussions.
Students can view and respond to each other’s videos.
Closed captions and immersive reader tools available.
How it Supports Speaking & Presenting:
Flip encourages students to practice speaking in a low-pressure environment. It’s ideal for developing fluency, pronunciation, and confidence. Teachers can assign prompts like mock presentations, debate questions, or storytelling tasks, and students record their responses.
2. VoiceThread
2. VoiceThread
Key Features:
Multimedia slideshows with voice, video, and text comments.
Supports collaborative conversations around digital media.
Upload presentations, images, documents, and annotate them.
How it Supports Speaking & Presenting:
VoiceThread allows students to narrate slides or respond to others’ presentations, making it excellent for practicing formal speaking and providing peer feedback. Teachers can also use it to simulate real presentation environments.
3. Padlet
3. Padlet
đź”— https://padlet.com
Key Features:
Interactive digital board for posting text, audio, video, and links.
Real-time collaboration and customization options.
Several layout formats (wall, timeline, grid, etc.).
How it Supports Speaking & Presenting:
Padlet can be used to collect student video recordings or speech drafts, organize peer feedback, or host discussion boards. Students can practice speaking by responding to prompts with video posts or creating “presentation boards” with embedded recordings.
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