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Article
Strategies for Using Flipgrid in the Kinesiology Classroom
Author(s)
Carrie Taylor, Sandra Shawver
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DOI:10.17265/2161-623X/2020.05.004
Affiliation(s)
Midwestern State University, Texas, USA
ABSTRACT
The purpose of this article
was to explore how Flipgrid could enhance classroom instruction and support the
teaching and understanding of the material presented for the diverse topics of
kinesiology. The key aspects that will be discussed are review of skills,
linking theory to practice, and skill evaluation and assessment. As a video
response platform, Flipgrid students can share their reactions to a content
prompt by the instructor, offering a variety of opportunities for learning
concepts. Videos are uniquely helpful for transferring theory into practice.
Students can create videos demonstrating physical skills, so instructors can
complete the assessment without the rush of assessing in-class and saving time.
As students view their demonstrations, they can see concrete visuals of where
to make improvements. Students can also view other students’ videos and learn
to offer helpful suggestions as they will do in their future teaching. The
strategy presented was aligned with the different types of learning that occur
in the kinesiology setting.
KEYWORDS
Flipgrid technology, student engagement, kinesiology
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