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Building a Community of Digital Learners

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Students don't always have to be front and center on the camera. Here are tips to help students be comfortable participating on Flipgrid!

1. Use the moderation setting (under Topic settings) to keep videos hidden from student view and only visible to the Educator. Learn more here.

2. Have students simply cover the camera to provide an audio-only response. Sticky notes are great for this and help students get comfortable with the record process.

3. Have students use props in their video such as stuffed animals, drawings, etc.

4. Record in groups to help make it fun and not all about one student.

5. Appsmash with other platforms like Chatterpix, Screencastify, or Adobe Spark. Students can upload custom videos to Flipgrid!

6. If on mobile devices, students can flip the camera and record something else as they talk rather than record themselves. This is great for science experiments!

7. While first name & last name are required fields, many students simply use initials (or any letters) instead of their actual name. As always, only educators see the full last name.

8. Finally, many educators create Flipgrid recording booths as a private, quiet space for students to record their videos in class.

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Students don't always have to be front and center on the camera. Here are tips to help students be comfortable participating on Flipgrid! Use the moderation setting (under Topic settings) to keep videos hidden from student view and only visible to the Educator. Learn more here.

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I have used Newsela and also been using Epic

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SORA has tons of books that are available to everyone.  You can share a book with certain kids to have a Book Club or the whole class can use read the same book.

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SORA has tons of books that are available to everyone.  You can share a book with certain kids to have a Book Club or the whole class can use read the same book.

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Adding some youtube videos in there

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Teachers are creating content recordings to push out content.

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Students share a picture of their work here

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Students are turning in work on seewaw and flipgrid and we use have used scratch for students to create projects that show their learning

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I have been using WeVideo to give my students feedback on their work in things like Woot Math and IXL

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Scavenger hunt during google meets with the class

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Scavenger hunt during google meets with the class

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Are there other similar type games.  These have been my best engagement tool. I have been using Nearpods.  I make my own or modify the prefab ones.

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One teacher is using RAZ kids to assign a common book and then they are having a Guided Reading Lesson

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https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-meet-grid-view/bjkegbgpfgpikgkfidhcihhiflbjgfic?hl=en-US

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https://gsuiteupdates.googleblog.com/2020/03/hangouts-meet-edu-updates.html

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Sharing of their choice

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I love to use Google Meets for connections