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A free and open-source online collaborative drawing tool. Sketch new ideas together on WBO!

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Share your flip activities in the comments - share the link to your group or topic but make it PUBLIC so we can see without joining :)

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Share your flip activities in the comments - share the link to your group or topic but make it PUBLIC so we can see without joining :)

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Send this to your school IT administrator if you have Google for Education as a school

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Send this to your school IT administrator if you have Google for Education as a school

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Enable Flip for use with Google Workspace for Education

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TEST OUT FLIP AS YOUR CLASS SOCIAL MEDIA

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TEST OUT FLIP AS YOUR CLASS SOCIAL MEDIA

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Slotkuni : Situs Slot Gacor Gampang Menang, Resmi & Terpercaya

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Group 2 - Joint mind map teachers created with links + activities

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Group 2 - Joint mind map teachers created with links + activities

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Share the links of your Padlets with digital tools in the comments - Everyone got one level of the taxonomy and you had to share tools you are already using for self-assessment

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Share the links of your Padlets with digital tools in the comments - Everyone got one level of the taxonomy and you had to share tools you are already using for self-assessment

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Submit anonymous compliments/words of kindness to make your classmates' day better on Mentimeter.

The teacher will send you the name of the student you are supposed to write about via private message in the classroom chat so you can make sure that everyone will be nice and also to make sure that everyone gets words of kindness.

Write their name so they know it's for them. You will stay anonymous.

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Type YT video to mp4 to download a video

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Type YT video to mp4 to download a video

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Google emoji mashup on Google and click on RANDOMIZE.

Play rapid-fire questions (students ask each other VERY quick questions)

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Share the links of your Padlets with digital tools in the comments - Everyone got one level of the taxonomy and you had to share tools you are already using for self-assessment - This is Daniel's flow-chart

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Share the links of your Padlets with digital tools in the comments - Everyone got one level of the taxonomy and you had to share tools you are already using for self-assessment - This is Daniel's flow-chart

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https://miro.com/welcomeonboard/NVJONm5PWjlOcDFqSERsOTh1bFBlUU90TzB3MHRaRmdqSU5KNGFoSHNLOFZJcGhmSjk5WHE4SnZRQ29uMVRtbnwzNDU4NzY0NTY5MTI4NTE2NDg1fDI=?share_link_id=784383353824

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TEACH THE STUDENTS, NOT THE PROGRAM.

Show your students what it means for them as people.

You can have better relationships with people if you listen carefully before you speak.

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Google ''GOOGLE EMOJI MASHUP GAME'' and play rapid- fire questions to guess the emoji. Quick questions which students ask to each other and the answers are usually yes/no).

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Browser multiplayer board games - NO ADS:

1. Categories game - https://scattergoriesonline.net/ (available in different languages)

2. Famous board and card games - https://www.freeboardgames.org/en

3. Bad Cards - games with gifs, teens will especially love this https://bad.cards/game/create?gameType=Gifs

4. TicTacToe https://www.crazygames.com/game/tic-tac-toe - You can make giant boards as well

5. Online multiplayer UNO https://www.crazygames.com/game/foono-online-multiplayer-card-game

6. Snakes and Ladders board game https://www.crazygames.com/game/snakes-and-ladders

7. Guess who - https://www.crazygames.com/game/guess-who-multiplayer

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Digital communication and collaboration - 21st century skills

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Digital communication and collaboration - 21st century skills

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1. Reflect on a successful activity you had in 1 or two sentences. Why did it succeed?

2. Reflect on an unsuccessful activity you had in 1 or two sentences. Why did it fail?

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1. Open Menti and anonymously add a sentence about how you feel today.

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1. Open Menti and anonymously add a sentence about how you feel today.

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https://www.menti.com/alx4ui29kawi

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1. Remembering - Introducing and presenting the content

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1. Remembering - Introducing and presenting the content

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1. Collaboration tool - Padlet - https://padlet.com Around 20 options, can be used in all 7 stages of learning

2. Another collaboration tool like Padlet - https://miro.com/

3. 10 different types of questions on a video - https://en.islcollective.com/video-lessons It can very well be used for presenting content and in flipped learning (you send a video to watch at home and do the listening tasks before coming back to discuss in class)

4. Over 20 types of interactive content types + many free templates to use https://app.genial.ly/dashboard

5. Thousands and thousands free templates - https://www.canva.com/ Can create quizzes, worksheets, ppts, infographics and more

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Write your ideas related to daily emotional/mood check-in at the end of the class.

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Write your ideas related to daily emotional/mood check-in at the end of the class.

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You can make it digital, but it does not have to include any special tools at all! Get creative!

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1. Take a photo and upload your KWL charts below!

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1. Take a photo and upload your KWL charts below!

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Why? This is a super easy way to transfer a paper-based activity to a digital classroom. Students can do it on their phone and they are the ones who do it, not the teacher, which saves you time and motivates them. The paper-based activities are also easily and neatly collected for future use!

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2. How can we do a KWL chart online if you don't want to do a paper one and have your student upload a picture? Can you think of a tool?

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2. How can we do a KWL chart online if you don't want to do a paper one and have your student upload a picture? Can you think of a tool?

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2. Understanding - Making sure they understand the content

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2. Understanding - Making sure they understand the content

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1. Quck formative test/check on Mentimeter https://www.mentimeter.com/

2. 10 different types of questions on a video - https://en.islcollective.com/video-lessons

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3. Applying - Giving practice tasks to your students

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3. Applying - Giving practice tasks to your students

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1. Various types of games to practice - https://wordwall.net/

2. 4 different types of practices, can be also printed out. https://quizlet.com/en-gb

3. https://quizizz.com/join Fun practice games

4. Over 20 types of interactive content types + many free templates to use https://app.genial.ly/dashboard You can use the fun quizzes and escape rooms for applying the learned content.

5. Collaboration tool - Padlet - https://padlet.com Around 20 options, can be used in all 7 stages of learning

6. Completely free - has almost 30 content types so you can easily make practice games. https://learningapps.org/

7. Practice/homework worksheets. After you finish with your worksheet in Canva, you can upload it here. https://www.liveworksheets.com/ It's great or in-class practice, sending before class, or even homework.

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Have students pick an object, artwork, or book related to a recent topic and present it to the class. This encourages students to express themselves and share their interests.

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Organize online student conferences where students present their research or projects, mimicking the experience of academic conferences.

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Assign students to become "mystery content creators" for a week, where they produce a short video or presentation on a subject of their choice, then challenge their peers to engage with it and ask questions.

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Virtual expert panels/guests in your class

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Virtual expert panels/guests in your class

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Invite experts or professionals from different subjects to join a virtual panel discussion, allowing students to ask questions and engage in discussions on various topics.

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Partner with local businesses or organizations to offer virtual internships, allowing students to work on real-world projects related to their interests.

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Host virtual career fairs, featuring professionals from various fields, allowing students to explore potential careers and ask questions about subject-specific job opportunities.

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Record educainment podcast (all you need is Zoom recording and just check the audio option so your audio is saved as well - upload for free on Soundcloud)

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Record educainment podcast (all you need is Zoom recording and just check the audio option so your audio is saved as well - upload for free on Soundcloud)

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1. Encourage students to create educational podcasts that combine entertainment with learning, incorporating subject-related themes.

2. Have your student write transcripts. They can serve as review notes or be used in your class as teaching materials.

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Motivational activities for each subject that do not require extensive planning and that are non-digital - these require only one slide where you write steps - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

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Motivational activities for each subject that do not require extensive planning and that are non-digital - these require only one slide where you write steps - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

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1. One-Minute Presentations: Students talk for a minute about a lesson-related topic to improve communication skills.

2. Sentence Starters: Give students sentence beginnings about the subject to make them think critically.

3. Virtual Brainstorming: Use online boards for quick group thinking on a subject-related question or issue.

4. Role Play: Assign roles and act out a short scene related to the lesson.

5. Peer Discussions: Pair students for short talks about a subject-specific question and share ideas with the class.

6. Story Starters: Begin a short story about the topic, and let students add to it during the lesson.

7. Flash Debates: Organize fast debates on a specific topic to practice arguing.

8. Quick Polls: Use online polls to get instant feedback on subject-related questions, encouraging interaction.

9. Rapid Fire Questions: Ask a series of quick, thought-provoking questions about the lesson and have students answer quickly.

10. Sentence Summaries: After discussing a topic, have each student summarize the main idea in one sentence.

11. Fact vs. Opinion: Share a statement and have students decide if it's a fact or an opinion, then talk about their reasons.

12. Two-Minute Research: Give a quick research task about the lesson and have students share what they find in two minutes.

13. Concept Pictionary: Draw and guess subject-specific words or ideas in a fun way.

14. Collaborative Doodles: Use an online whiteboard to create pictures about a subject-related concept together.

15. Impromptu Interviews: Students pretend to be reporters and experts and interview each other briefly about a subject-related topic.

16. Intriguing Quotes: Share an inspiring quote related to the subject and have students discuss why it's relevant.

17. Pecha Kucha Presentations: Challenge students to create short, 20-slide presentations to explain their understanding of a topic.

18. Discussion Duels: Pair students with different views on a subject-related issue for a quick debate.

19. Meme Interpretation: Share a funny or relevant meme about the subject and have students explain its meaning.

20. Caption This!: Share a picture about the subject without a caption, and let students come up with creative captions to explain its relevance.

21. Choice Boards: Create a clickable board where students can choose their class activity, making them more motivated since they picked it themselves.

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Student A creates an escape room for student B - Class A creates an escape room for class A

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Student A creates an escape room for student B - Class A creates an escape room for class A

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Use the escape room templates on Genial.ly.

You can record the final escape play through - record class A going through the escape room.

Play the video of class A playing the escape room to class B and give commentary - like YouTube commenting channels do. You will review the content, connect classes, and also make room for jokes! https://app.genial.ly/

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Motivational project examples for different subjects

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Motivational project examples for different subjects

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1. Mathematics: Math in the Real World

Task students with researching and presenting real-world applications of mathematical concepts, such as the use of geometry in architecture or statistics in sports.

2. Science: Scientific Discoveries

Have students choose a famous scientist and create a multimedia presentation or video that explains their contributions to the field of science.

3. Language Arts: Book Character Diaries

Encourage students to write diary entries from the perspective of a character in a book they've read, providing insights into the character's thoughts and motivations.

4. History: Living History Interviews

Instruct students to interview a family member or older individual about historical events they've lived through and create a documentary-style project.

5. Social Studies: Cultural Exchange

Pair students from different countries or regions and have them create presentations on their cultures, emphasizing similarities and differences.

6. Art: Creative Portfolios

Ask students to compile a digital portfolio showcasing their art projects throughout the year, explaining the inspiration behind each piece.

7. Physical Education: Fitness and Nutrition Plans

Have students design personal fitness and nutrition plans, including exercise routines and dietary choices, and track their progress.

8. Music: Composing Original Songs

Encourage students to compose and record original songs, exploring different musical styles and themes.

9. Geography: Environmental Impact Reports

Assign students regions around the world and have them research and present on the environmental challenges and solutions in those areas.

10. Technology: Innovative Inventions

Challenge students to design and present their own innovative technological inventions, complete with prototypes or concept models.

11. Civics: Community Action Projects

Task students with identifying a local community issue, researching it, and proposing actionable solutions to address the problem.

12. Economics: Business Plans

Have students create detailed business plans for a startup or a hypothetical business, including financial projections and marketing strategies.

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Steps to improve communication and collaboration in group work

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Steps to improve communication and collaboration in group work

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1. Group Agreements:

Have every group create an agreement that explains what's expected, who does what, and how to resolve conflicts. What happens if a student doesn't complete their task?

2. Defined Roles:

Assign specific jobs in each group (like a leader, timekeeper, and recorder) to divide the work fairly.

3. Individual Work Choice:

Let students decide whether they want to work alone or in a group for some projects.

4. Rewards and Motivation:

Offer rewards for good teamwork, like extra points, recognition, or small prizes.

5. Show Teamwork:

Set an example for working well together in class discussions or activities to demonstrate the benefits of collaboration.

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Start each online class by asking teens to show how they're feeling with emojis or short phrases with hashtags.

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Digital Kindness Challenge: Encourage teens to perform acts of kindness, like sending a supportive message or helping someone in their family, and then share their experiences online. This is fun especially during Christmas time, when people are the loneliest. Go to Genially and search ADVENT CALENDAR you will have a Xmas template where you can add your acts of kindness. Google to get inspired and see what acts of kindness can include.

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4. Analyzing - After practicing and before evaluating, you can try to analyze the learned content together

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4. Analyzing - After practicing and before evaluating, you can try to analyze the learned content together

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1. Lesson flow on TedEd is great, but it's only in English. https://ed.ted.com/ There are themes for each subjects, including links and ability to comment, if your students are interested, it might be fun to do something in your subject in English.

2. In general, for analyzing, i suggest non-digital activities that focus on communication and joint thinking.

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1. Formative assessment https://www.mentimeter.com/

2. Can be used for assessment and you can collect results, as well as print your tests. https://wordwall.net/

3. An old website, but other colleagues in previous courses showed it and loved using it. When it comes to formative assessment, where we need to grade performance in a group work, we can create peer-assessment rubrics here easily. http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php You can also make your own on Canva.

4. 4 types of tests, you can collect results and they can also be printed out. https://quizlet.com/en-gb

5. Creating easy tests https://testmoz.com

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7. Creating - Students create content/do projects related to the units - This takes up a huge part of their grade, so they are not only graded in the tests, but also through projects

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7. Creating - Students create content/do projects related to the units - This takes up a huge part of their grade, so they are not only graded in the tests, but also through projects

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1. Create a digital flip book. It's possible to record narration too. https://www.storyjumper.com/

2. Used for content creation https://info.flip.com/en-us.html

3. Over 20 types of interactive content types + many free templates to use https://app.genial.ly/dashboard Students can create their own presentations.

4. Collaboration tool - Padlet - https://padlet.com Around 20 options, can be used in all 7 stages of learning

5. Thousands and thousands free templates - https://www.canva.com/ Can create quizzes, worksheets, ppts, infographics and more

6. Completely free - has almost 30 content types so your students can create their quizzes as suggested by another teacher. https://learningapps.org/

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Submit anonymous compliments/words of kindness to make your classmates' day better on Mentimeter.

The teacher will send you the name of the student you are supposed to write about via private message in the classroom chat so you can make sure that everyone will be nice and also to make sure that everyone gets words of kindness.

Write their name so they know it's for them. You will stay anonymous.

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1. Never Have I Ever (this is an English phrase that means I DIDN'T DO IT):

Have each student take turns making a statement, such as "Never have I ever traveled abroad."

Students who have done it raise their hands or use a reaction emoji.

Encourage those who raised their hands to briefly share their experience.

2. Two Truths, One Lie:

Instruct each student to prepare two true statements and one false statement about themselves.

Have students take turns sharing these statements.

After each presentation, let classmates guess which statement is a lie.

3. Blind Artists:

One student gets a photo/finds a photo on Google and he needs to describe it to the other student.

The other student does not see it and needs to draw only based on the description of the first student.

When the students finish, they show the photo and the drawing to the camera so that they can see the result!

Vote for the best one in the end!

4. Guess Who (Personalized):

Create a set of questions, like "Favorite food" or "Dream travel destination" - it can be anything you want!

Students answer these questions anonymously through a platform like Menti.

Display the answers one by one, and classmates guess who provided each answer.

5. Guess the Star (Famous or Local):

Provide clues or trivia questions about the selected celebrity or local figure.

Students take turns guessing the identity based on the given information.

Share interesting facts about the figure after revealing their identity.

6. Gif Challenge:

Pose a question or statement to the class, such as "How do you feel on the first day of school?"

In response, students find and share GIFs that best express their feelings or thoughts.

Use https://giphy.com/ to safely search for GIFS.

7. Caption the Meme:

Share a meme template with the class.

Find meme templates here: https://imgflip.com/memetemplates

Ask students to brainstorm creative and funny captions for the meme.

Discuss the different captions and choose the most amusing one.

8. Touch Pinky Toe:

For a quick and fun icebreaker, instruct students to virtually touch their pinky toe to the screen.

Encourage laughter and engagement as everyone attempts this playful task.

9. Change 3 Things and Find the Difference:

Students take a look at your background.

Turn off your camera.

Move 3 things in your background.

The students need to guess which 3 things moved!

10. Virtual Background Chain Story:

Ask a student to start a random, crazy story.

As each student adds to the story, they change their virtual background to match the setting or scene they describe.

If you don't have this option on your call app, give students a copyright-free image collection so they can search for an image. They can also use Google. https://pixabay.com/images/search/

Have fun until you get to the last student.

11. Sketch Your Neighbor:

Assign pairs of students to create portraits of each other -write the names in the chatbox privately.

They must not know who is drawing them and they cannot pose.

Students use a digital drawing tool (they can do it directly on Padlet) or paper to sketch their partner.

Share and try to guess who is who!

12. Joint Doodling:

Use a shared digital canvas, such as an online whiteboard - all of the students need to be able to draw at the same time.

Students take turns adding elements or drawings to the canvas. They can also do it at the same time - the more chaos, the more laughter.

Discuss the final collaborative artwork, highlighting the creativity of the group.

13. How To Pick a Student Randomly https://wheelofnames.com/

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Konwertuj & przytnij swój film na YouTube do formatu audio HD.

Jak uzyskać muzykę z mojego wideo na YouTube?

Przejdź do strony internetowej, na której umieszczone jest Twoje wideo. Pamiętaj, że nie może być dłuższe niż 120 minut.

Skopiuj jej pełny adres URL wraz z przedrostkiem http:// lub https://.

Wklej go do konwertera. W razie potrzeby zaznacz opcję Przytnij, wybierz odpowiedni przedział czasowy (Godzina, Minuta, Sekunda) i kliknij przycisk Konwertuj.

Gotowe! Po kilku sekundach Twoje MP3 powinno być gotowe. Możesz je odsłuchać online oraz pobrać na swoje urządzenia do użytku własnego.

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Darmowy Konwerter YouTube do MP3 + Przycinacz (do 2 godzin)

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Zamień swoje wideo na YouTubie na MP3 oraz przytnij wybrany fragment online. Obsługujemy filmy do 120 minut. Wysoka jakość audio, odtwarzacz online, szybko i bezpiecznie. Bez wirusów.

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2. Find the gif that matches a mood and upload here.

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2. Find the gif that matches a mood and upload here.

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Have a laugh and you can also try to guess who uploaded what!

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https://giphy.com/

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GIPHY is your top source for the best & newest GIFs & Animated Stickers online. Find everything from funny GIFs, reaction GIFs, unique GIFs and more.

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Dog and Owner Playfully Bout - GIPHY Clips

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Happy Cat GIF by Orange Comet - Find & Share on GIPHY

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Discover & share this Orange Comet GIF with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

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Discover & share this Animated GIF with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

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Sleep Reaction GIF - Find & Share on GIPHY

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Discover & share this Tired GIF with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

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GIFs with Sound - Click here to check out more GIPHY Clips

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Fran Healy Yolo GIF by Travis - Find & Share on GIPHY

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Discover & share this Fran Healy Yolo GIF by Travis with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

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