When logged in to Flipgrid, try out the Disco Library (Discovery Library) to explore many Flipgrid topics are available for reuse.

• With the widespread move to remote teaching, Flipgrid offers new webinars described here: https://blog.flipgrid.com/flipgridpd
• Get some ideas for topics and prompts for your subject area. https://blog.flipgrid.com/amplify. 
• Use the Disco Library (Discovery Library) to find ready-made Flipgrid Topics. Edit them to suit your class’s particular needs. 

Follow this link for more info.

When creating a topic, turn on Video Moderation. Students videos will only be visible to you. 

Set Launch and Freeze dates to limit access to a particular set of dates.

Open your topic. All student responses will be listed at the bottom of the screen. Click the person’s ‘selfie’ to watch their video. You can give feedback in two ways: 

1. Viewable by the whole class: use the "comment" section to make your own response to a student's video
2. Viewable by the student only: the options to provide feedback, use the grading rubric, and make private comments allow you to provide private feedback. 

Use Chrome or Microsoft Edge as your browser. 

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Instructors can use attachments with their prompts in the Topic Settings.

Students can include attachments with their submissions.

Limited editing options are available (trimming from ends and flipping/mirroring). Videos can be re-recorded prior to submission if more substantial changes are needed.

For instructions, see this article.

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Click the star next to a student’s video to make it a “Featured Video” for all students.

For instructions, see this article.

This is not recommended, as students are generally unable to record into embedded content. Instead, use the Collab  “web link” tool to make a permanent link to your Flipgrid page, in your Collab tools menu. Or, add links to specific Flipgrid Topics in your Collab “lessons” pages.

Flipgrid is not integrated with Collab. You will need to manually add grades to Collab.

For instructions, see this article.

For instructions, see this article.