Edit Topic and Topic Settings
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Educators can edit their Topics at anytime and change settings such as Video Length, Closed Captions, Video Moderation, Scheduled Dates and Custom Feedback Rubrics.

Edit Your Topic

  1. Visit your educator account at admin.flipgrid.com
  2. Select the Actions button or pencil icon to Edit Topic

 

Topic Settings

  • Title: A short, 35 character max title for the Topic
  • Prompt: A question of stimulus for the Topic. Check out the Discovery Library for ideas!
  • Recording Time: Max recording time of student videos. 15 seconds to 10 minutes.
  • Closed Captions: Set a different language or turn off closed captions.
  • Video Moderation:
    • Off = students will see each classmate's videos. This is default for all new Topics.
    • On = NEW videos will be hidden and only visible to the teacher.
  • Media: Add a Topic video, image, giphy, or a featured link.
  • Access Control: Groups and Topics can have their own access controls. Students can join a discussion by accessing a Topic directly, or by accessing a Group and selecting from all the Topics within the Group.
  • Attachments: Add up to 9 external links to websites such as OneNote, Google Docs, or YouTube.
  • Status:
    • Active = students can record
    • Frozen = students can only view videos
    • Hidden = students can't access the Topic or any videos
  • Scheduled Dates:
    • Launch Date = Schedule when a Topic goes from Hidden to Active at 12:01am 
    • Freeze Date = Schedule when a Topic goes from Active to Frozen (view only) at 11:59pm
  • Video and Selfie Styles: Students can add filters, stickers, drawing, and text to their videos and selfies.
  • Video Editing: Students can trim and rearrange clips. You can't prevent students from starting over.
  • Comments: Allow students to reply via video to another student
  • Attachment Link: Allow students to include an external link with their video such as news articles or Word Docs
  • View Count: Each view counts as soon as you tap play. There is no way to track which specific student views a video.
  • Likes: Off by default, you can allow students to like other student videos. There is no way to track which specific student likes a video.
  • Sticky Note: Students can take notes using stickies before or during recording. These are not saved after submitting.
  • Feedback: Educators can provide text, video, or scored feedback. Customize your rubrics for your needs.