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| + | This article provides an overview of the Flipgrid video chat tool. It is intended for '''instructors''' and '''students'''. | ||
==What's Flipgrid?== | ==What's Flipgrid?== | ||
Flipgrid is a web service that allows groups of people to discuss a specific topic asynchronously by exchanging short, 90-second videos captured using their computer or mobile device. The instructor creates a discussion forum or '''grid''', adds one or more topics to the grid, and invites students to post a recorded video response to those topics. Similar to threaded, text-based discussions, instructors and other students can view and reply to posted videos. | Flipgrid is a web service that allows groups of people to discuss a specific topic asynchronously by exchanging short, 90-second videos captured using their computer or mobile device. The instructor creates a discussion forum or '''grid''', adds one or more topics to the grid, and invites students to post a recorded video response to those topics. Similar to threaded, text-based discussions, instructors and other students can view and reply to posted videos. | ||
==More information== | ==More information== | ||
*[[Integrating Flipgrid with Brightspace]] | *[[Integrating Flipgrid with Brightspace]] | ||
Revision as of 00:24, 19 August 2019
About this article
This article provides an overview of the Flipgrid video chat tool. It is intended for instructors and students.
What's Flipgrid?
Flipgrid is a web service that allows groups of people to discuss a specific topic asynchronously by exchanging short, 90-second videos captured using their computer or mobile device. The instructor creates a discussion forum or grid, adds one or more topics to the grid, and invites students to post a recorded video response to those topics. Similar to threaded, text-based discussions, instructors and other students can view and reply to posted videos.