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Flipgrid is an online tool that allows us to post short videos that can be shared in our learning community. Microsoft (Flipgrid's creator) has made this quick video to give you an idea of how Flipgrid works.

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This video is a little longer than the one given to us by Microsoft and provides the basics of how to make and post your first Flipgrid video!

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This is a longer Flipgrid tutorial that shows off some of the features you can add to make your video unique.

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Did you know that you can use Flipgrid on your smartphone? It's a lot like using Flipgrid on the computer, but if you feel more comfortable recording on your phone, I recommend checking out this quick tutorial.

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How To For Students:  Use FlipGrid on Smart Phone

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Although this video focuses on in-person presentations, these tips are actually important for your Flipgrid video too! Like this video shows, you should still be considering your posture, confidence, and introduction.

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Schooled by Kids: Presentation Skills, Part 1

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Oral Presentation Tips: Do's and Don't's

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Oral Presentation Tips: Do's and Don't's

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These are some more important tips to consider while filming your Flipgrid presentation. The video covers appropriate volume, pace, expression, and body language.

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Like this short article says, giving presentations is an important skill that you will continue to practice in middle and high school. These are 9 tips that you should keep in mind as you prepare for your presentation.

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Public Speaking Tips for Students - The Biz

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A fear of public speaking is common for people of all ages. During high school, giving presentations and talking in front of groups becomes a regular activity. And it happens even more when you get to college. If you’re a student struggling with anxiety about public speaking, here are a few things y…

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You want your audience to be interested in what you have to say right from the start. Keep in mind that many of these ideas can also be used to wrap up your presentation and give it a strong ending.

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Here are some more hook ideas for your presentation. The graphic also includes some examples for each type of hook. Which one do you think would work best for your project?

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Who is going to watch your Flipgrid presentation? This is an important question to think about as you prepare for your video. These tips will help you consider how to effectively communicate your point to a specific audience.

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How to Write for Your Audience - Writing Video For Kids

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Even though this presentation is not in-person, it is totally normal to still be feeling nervous about speaking on camera (even teachers sometimes feel this way)! Here are 6 tips that will help you relax and create a strong presentation. Remember that with Flipgrid you can record your video as many times as you need before posting.

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Spending time outlining your presentation can help boost your success. This is a great template that will ask you to think about your audience, purpose, and presentation structure. Feel free to fill it out!

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Presentation Example: "A 12-Year-Old App Developer"

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Presentation Example: "A 12-Year-Old App Developer"

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Sometimes the best way to learn is to watch someone present! This is a short Ted Talk speech given by a 12-year-old app developer. Pay attention to how he engages with the audience through personal stories and humor.

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Thomas Suarez: A 12-year-old app developer

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Most 12-year-olds love playing videogames -- but Thomas Suarez taught himself how to create them. After developing iPhone apps like "Bustin Jeiber," a whack-a-mole game, he is now using his skills to help other kids become developers.

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Presentation Example: "Why Parents Should Listen to Kids"

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Presentation Example: "Why Parents Should Listen to Kids"

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Here is another example of an engaging presentation by 10-year-old Anyue Sun. Think about the strategies she uses to persuade her audience to listen to her argument.

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Anyue Sun: Why Parents should Listen to Kids

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Anyue Sun is a 10 years old Y5 primary school student. With a keen sense of the joy of life, she loves singing and got the third place of "Mainland-HongKong-Taiwan" English singing final contest. Had stayed in Malaysia for 2 years and been traveled to many countries which buildup an open mind, friendly but independent thinking girl.

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This article gives you step-by-step instructions on how to add a text or video comment to a classmates' Flipgrid presentation. Comments are an important part of creating our online community!

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Members and leads can add video or text comments to videos posted in a topic. When you add a video or text comment, the member or lead who created the video, will receive a notification. Add a vid...

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As you comment on your classmates' Flipgrid videos, it is important to consider these do's and don't's. Communicating online can sometimes differ from communicating in-person. This means that we must pay extra attention to how we talk to others in the digital world.

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Digital Etiquette: Learn the Do's and Don't's of Online Communication | BrainPOP

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Cyberbullying is what happens when we are not respectful in the online world. This is a hurtful form of bullying. This video will teach you about what you can do to prevent cyberbullying on social media platforms.

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This game gives you the chance to practice recognizing cyberbullying and making choices in response to hurtful comments. Take time to read each scenario in the game and make decisions. How did you do?

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Digital Passport™ by Common Sense Education

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Digital Passport™ is an award-winning suite of engaging interactive games that address critical issues for students in today’s digital world. Teach your students the ins and outs of digital learning, online communication, and online safety, and help them build lifelong digital skills.

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Your words have power, even in the comments on social media! This video reminds us to choose our words carefully when interacting with others online. How can you stay respectful and positive?

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This video reminds us that any actions we take in the online world have an impact on ourselves and others. This is important to consider when creating your Flipgrid video and commenting on your classmates' presentations. What impact do you want your actions to have?

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Interacting respectfully with others online is part of being a good "digital citizen." This means that you are a positive presence in the online world. Here are 6 tips that you can apply to our Flipgrid community!

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Listen to this teacher explain how her class gives each other respectful and helpful feedback on their work. We want to accomplish the same thing in our Flipgrid community. The TAG method is one way that you can give good feedback to your classmates.

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Here is a poster that can help remind you of each step in the TAG method. You do not have to use this method when giving feedback on Flipgrid, but it may be a good place to start!

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This rubric example brings up some important points that you may want to consider when giving your classmates feedback. Pay attention to the differences between a "1" score and a "4" score. Which behaviors make for the best presentation?

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If we want to be responsible "digital citizens," then we must use citations for our work - even if we are making a Flipgrid video! This YouTube video explains why citations are important and the elements of a basic citation.

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Ms. Ray's Research & Citations Slideshow

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Ms. Ray's Research & Citations Slideshow

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Feel free to come back and review this slideshow for help as you research!

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This website can help you create citations; however, you have to be careful with citation-makers like this one. Always double-check your citation to make sure that it is correct.

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ZoteroBib: Fast, free bibliography generator - MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard citations

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Free, accurate citation and bibliography maker for APA, Chicago, Harvard, MLA, and 10,000 other styles. No ads, no downloads, no account required.

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This is an example of a Works Cited page. This is a document that you will create once you have all of your citations. Turning this page in along with your Flipgrid video will allow your teacher to know where you got your information from and that you are giving credit to the original author.

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It is important that you paraphrase - or use your own words - in your Flipgrid video. Repeating your resources' information exactly as it was written is plagiarism. This video introduces the concept of paraphrasing and explains how it relates to plagiarism and citations.

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Explaining Plagiarism (Paraphrasing & Citing too!)

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This video shows you how to put a piece of information into your own words. The tips in this video may be useful as you do research and begin outlining your presentation. Remember to paraphrase!

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This infographic provides some more information about how to paraphrase. Notice the difference between paraphrasing, summarizing, and quoting a resource.

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Let's practice respectful online interactions: leave a comment on this post! Tell us how you're feeling about the presentation, any questions you may have, or what resources you think should be added to this page.

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RAY - Choice Driven Discovery Activity 1 Reflection

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Feel free to come back to this slideshow for help as you create your Flipgrid presentation!

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Check out this presentation designed by Rachel.