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Update on Flocabulary Trial Update on Flocabulary Trial

Update from Brett Wilkins I wanted to send you a reminder that the district trial is set to end  on Saturday . Overall, I think it was p...

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Wednesday Web Tool: Flippity Wednesday Web Tool: Flippity

Turn Google Spreadsheets into online flashcards using Flippity.net. Quick to create and publish, and easy to share with just a link. Cl...

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Tuesday, March 6, 2018

Update on Flocabulary Trial

Update from Brett Wilkins
I wanted to send you a reminder that the district trial is set to end on Saturday. Overall, I think it was pretty successful. I've sent out 10 quotes, and I expect we'll get some more in the coming days, weeks, and months. Right now, the trial has 385 teachers and 3,182 students across the schools. Here are some other cool stats:
  • Your district viewed 10,317 videos on this trial
  • 3,890 quizzes were submitted
  • 3,557 Read and Responds were submitted
  • 463 Lyric Labs were submitted
  • The teachers made 529 assignments
That's pretty amazing! I have tried to get the word out a little bit, but if you're willing to send out a reminder of the trial's expiration, and a reminder to get in touch with me for any quote requests or questions.  Please feel free to reach out to Brett directly.
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Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Wednesday Web Tool: Flippity


Turn Google Spreadsheets into online flashcards using Flippity.net. Quick to create and publish, and easy to share with just a link. Click here to check out a sample set of Water Cycle cards.


To get started, log into your Google account and download the template from www.flippity.net or click here.


This template consists of two sheets: “Flashcards” and “Get the Link Here.” On the Flashcards sheet, delete the sample text in columns A and B, and add your own information for both sides of the flashcards. To “Name” or add a title to your flashcards, double click on the words “Flashcards” at the bottom of the sheet and enter the desired title.


Set the desired color scheme by completing columns C and D. Choose from red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple OR leave these two columns blank for white cards with black text.

When the "Flashcards" sheet is complete, click on the “Get the Link Here” sheet. Click on File, Publish to the Web, and Publish. If prompted, allow the spreadsheet to be published. Before closing the "Publish to the web" box, copy the link.

Paste the link into A3 on the “Get the Link Here” sheet. The words “Click here to go to your Flippity.net flashcards” will appear below the pasted link.


Click on the link to go to the newly created flashcards. 

To share the flashcards, simply copy and share the link at the top of the flashcards webpage or click on the “share” link at the bottom of the page to copy the link or create a QR code.

or
Link too long? URL shorteners, like bitly.com and goo.gl, are great for sharing links with others.



**Want to “Jazz” up your cards?**
Add pictures and/or YouTube videos by copying and pasting the URL of the picture or video into the Google Template cell.  Click here to go to the Q&A section of Flippity.net for addtional options and information.
Questions or comments?
Email me at brandywhitley@johnston.k12.nc.us



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