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I love Flipgrid for the ease with which students can record videos with their webcams to reply to prompts that you give them. But not every student likes to appear on camera. And not every Flipgrid topic has to be a free-form response. It is in those ...

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 2 new articles How to Upload Videos to Reply to Flipgrid Topics How to Use Bensound to Download Free Music More Recent Articles How to Upload Videos to Reply to Flipgrid Topics I love Flipgrid for the ease with which students can record videos with their webcams to reply to prompts that you give them. But not every student likes to appear on camera. And not every Flipgrid topic has to be a free-form response. It is in those instances that your students can use the option to upload a video rather than record through Flipgrid. In the following video I demonstrate how students can upload videos to reply to a Flipgrid topic.   Applications for Education Using the upload reply option could be a good way to collect a bunch of students' whiteboard instructional videos in one place. For example, you could create a Flipgrid topic in which students have to share video lessons about how to solve a series of math problems. Students could then either use a separate app like Show Me to make a whiteboard video, save it, and upload to the Flipgrid topic. At the same time you might have some students who would prefer to be on camera to explain their lesson and they could record directly to the Flipgrid topic through their webcams. This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories Federal Land vs. State Land Google is Removing Annotations from YouTube Videos How to Use Guest Mode in Flipgrid   • Email to a friend • How to Use Bensound to Download Free Music A couple of weeks ago I posted a short review of a site called Bensound that hosts about 175 free instrumental music tracks that you can download for free. You can down the music for free and re-use it in classroom video projects provided that you follow the guidelines set by Bensound. Those guidelines include crediting Bensound for the music. In the following video I demonstrate how easy it is to find and download free music on Bensound.   This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories Bensound - Free Music for Video Projects A Gradebook, Art, and VR - The Week in Review How to Use Smart Replies in Gmail   • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles A Gradebook, Art, and VR - The Week in Review How to Use Smart Replies in Gmail Federal Land vs. State Land QR Codes, Music, and CoRubrics - The Month in Review Turn Text to Speech With the Voicepods Chrome Extension

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