5 Things You Can Make With Microsoft Flip Besides Selfie Videos
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5 Things You Can Make With Microsoft Flip Besides Selfie Videos

Microsoft Flip (formerly known as Flipgrid) is a great tool for getting to know your students through the use of short selfie-style videos. I’ve also used it for asynchronous classroom discussions. You might have done the same with your students then gotten to the point of wondering, “okay, what’s next?” If that’s where you are with Microsoft Flip, I have some suggestions for you in this short video

In 5 Things You Can Make With Microsoft Flip Besides Selfie Videos I demonstrate the following things that you might to try or have your students try to do:

  •  Audio-only recordings.
  • Audio + whiteboard recordings.
  • Green screen videos
  • Green screen + annotation
  • Split whiteboard with drawings, text, and images. 
Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.

Microsoft Flip (formerly known as Flipgrid) is a great tool for getting to know your students through the use of short selfie-style videos. I’ve also used it for asynchronous classroom discussions. You might have done the same with your students then gotten to the point of wondering, “okay, what’s next?” If that’s where you are with Microsoft Flip, I have some suggestions for you in this short video. In 5 Things You Can Make With Microsoft Flip Besides Selfie Videos I demonstrate the following things that you might to try or have your students try to do: Audio-only recordings.Audio + whiteboard recordings.Green screen videosGreen screen + annotationSplit whiteboard with drawings, text, and images. Watch the video on my YouTube channel or as embedded below. 
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