Education 2.0 & 3.0

Take your learners on an adventure with Flipgrid Live Events without eve leaving the comfort of your own classroom or home!

Summer PD Congratulations on making it to summer! � We hope you enjoy some well-deserved time to relax, recharge, and enjoy some fun in the sun. � However, if you are looking for some free resources to keep learning and growing, there are tons of opportunities for tha

EdTechTeacher takes a deep dive into with Building a Video Reflection Journal in Google Sites

Enhance your remote learning lesson plans or give students new and fun ways to learn with these online workshops for students. Browse workshops for STEM and coding, creativity, virtual fieldtrips and more to find something that interests them.

Flipgrid is a free and simple, social learning video platform for Pre-K to PhD educators, learners, and families! This video discussion tool is like no other and has endless possibilities for learning.

The launch of Vimeo Record earlier this week made me think that perhaps it was time to write a comparison of popular screencasting / screen recording tools. For this comparison I selected the five options that pop into my head whenever I'm asked about screencasting (which has been almost daily since March). With the exception of Flipgrid all of the tools in this comparison have free and paid options. This comparison only addresses the features that are available to educators for free. If you'd like to see the comparisons in a chart format, I have embedded a chart at the end of this post (if you're reading this in email or RSS you'll need to click through to the website to see the chart). 

Tutorial de Flipgrid

Flipgrid has become the go-to remote learning tool for teachers! When it comes to digital learning tools to support blended and remote learning, one tool has stood out above the rest in 2020, Flipgrid. In this interview episode with three AMAZING “Flipgridders” and educators, Ann, Jess, and Jornea, share how you can use Flipgrid toContinue Reading

To the thousands of new educators who have recently joined our global community, welcome to Flipgrid! � We’re glad you’re here, and we hope those of you who have begun a new school year are off to a great start. We encourage you to reach out to our tight-knit Twitter community as you consider

In the last month I've shared videos about how to make split screen videos in Flipgrid and how to make whiteboard videos in Flipgrid

Take your learners on an adventure with Flipgrid Live Events without eve leaving the comfort of your own classroom or home!

Free Technology for Teachers

Find Microsoft Store Events online, virtual workshops and training. Browse workshops and training sessions for educators, students, and small businesses.

Find Microsoft Store Events online, virtual workshops and training. Browse workshops and training sessions for educators, students, and small businesses.

Google's new Threadit application combines elements of Google Docs with video. You can create videos that people respond to with videos of their own. You can do this from the ThreadIt website or right from your email inbox! Watch this video to learn how Threadit works.
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Thanks to your feedback, we are excited to release text comments! And, to ensure your Flipgrid discussions remain inclusive, you’ll find Immersive Reader on text comments, too. As an educator, you are in control of the discussion features. By default, all new Topics will have Text Comments en

Flipgrid is a great service for posting prompts and having your students respond with short videos of their own. This video shows you the basics of setting up an account, creating a group for your students, and posting your first topic for students to respond to. The video also shows the perspective of a student responding to a topic prompt.

Last week I shared a tutorial on how to get started using Flipgrid. That tutorial included the perspective of a teacher and a student. The student perspective that I showed featured a student who has an active email address. It's important to note that you can use Flipgrid with students who don't have active email addresses. That's exactly what I demonstrate in this new video.