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Flipgrid is a site that permits instructors to form "grids" to encourage video discourses. Each grid is like a message board where instructors can posture questions, called "topics," and their understudies can post video reactions that show up in a tiled grid show. Grids can be shared with classes, small groups, or any collection of clients curious about a common strand of questions. Each grid can hold an boundless number of themes and each theme can hold an boundless number of reactions. Themes can be text-based or incorporate a asset such as an picture, video, Giphy, emoji, or attachment. Customizable security settings offer assistance ensure student privacy. Students can react through the Flipgrid app or site with any camera-enabled gadget or by uploading a recorded video. Responses can be 15 seconds to five minutes, and a maximum recording time can be set. Instructors can also permit students to record answers to classmates' reactions. Flipgrid offers a commendable, adaptable setting for instructors and understudies to communicate. Understudies can learn to express thoughts with well-planned reactions and consider interchange viewpoints as they tune in to their peers' reactions. Flipgrid can be a awesome way to assemble understudy reactions conveyed at their own pace without kids feeling "on the spot" within the classroom. Understudies can take advantage of the "sticky note" on the recording screen to sort a brief layout or key focuses before they begin recording. Stop, trim, and re-record buttons can offer assistance understudies record their best effort, but instructors ought to be clear about their desires so that students don't waste time attempting to make a idealize introduction provided that an casual reaction is all that's wanted. Moreover, some kids may be anxious about being on camera; it's challenging enough to reply a question when called on in lesson, but for some, defining a video reply may be more agonizing than it's worth. As with any communication device, center on making a culture of respect by setting clear desires in advance. When used intentionally, Flipgrid is an locks in way for instructors to cultivate dialog and collaboration in a space that feels just like the best parts of social media discourse without the free-for-all feeling of Facebook or Twitter.

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