In this Flipgrid tutorial, I walk you through how I use Flipgrid to make remote learning feel interactive and personal—especially for English learners who need lots of low-pressure speaking practice. Flipgrid is a free tool where students record short videos to respond to a prompt, and then they can watch and reply to each other. That simple video “conversation” piece is what helps online teaching feel more like a real classroom community. I also share practical ways to set it up for class routines and lesson objectives, plus ideas for prompts you can use right away (think: quick speaking checks, reflections, and discussion starters). If you’re already using Google Classroom, Flipgrid pairs nicely with it so you can keep everything organized for students. My goal is always the same: make speaking practice doable, engaging, and consistent—so your ELLs actually get the repetition and confidence-building they need, even when you’re teaching remotely.