Flipgrid

 Flipgrid is a platform which allows video discussing experience. Teachers create discussion prompts with a topic presented and students can reply with their videos. When it comes to the topic of these discussions, the options are unlimited. Teachers can ask their students to respond with videos about any topic they think is suitable to their lesson. 

Here is an example of a discussion prompt created with Flipgrid;

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With this task, students record their videos and upload them to flipgrid. In this case, the task provides students to use the English Language in a communicative function. Students can talk about their past experiences however they like. Additionally, Flipgrid enables each student to participate in the provided task. In a classroom environment, there might not be enough time for everyone. However, with flipgrid each student can share their videos simultaneously. This also prevents the lesson from being limited with only the classroom. Students can record-share their videos and watch the video responds of their friends. This way, Flipgrid creates a fun and engaging lesson for students.
As it can be seen from the picture above, when creating a discussion prompt, teachers can add media to their topic. The media given can work as a tool that would attract attention, such as gifs, photos, emojis and more. Additionally, Kahoot quizzes or video recordings can also be attached. 


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