Flipgrid has a new name, Flip! It is has a new name and look, but still the same product teachers know and love. They have taken teacher and user feedback over the years and made creative improvements. I know, you are wondering is it still safe to use in the classroom? According to Deb McFadden, Principal Head of Trust and Safety, "Flip is safe, and we're working hard every day to stay that way." Click here to see how it is safe, inclusive, accessible, and free!
Have you ever been in a situation where you needed your 2-Step Verification and you had no Internet signal? Well, you can avoid that situation in the future by creating backup codes that you can keep with you to use as an alternate way to login to a new device. You can keep it in your phone case, name badge, or a notebook that you always have with you. Remember, you can only use the codes once, but you can always follow the steps below to obtain new codes.
Sign in with backup codes
If you lose your phone or otherwise can't get codes by text, call, or Google Authenticator, you can use backup codes to sign in to your Google Account.
Important:
Once you use a backup code to sign in, that code becomes inactive.
You can get a new set of 10 backup codes whenever you want. When you create a new set of codes, the old set automatically becomes inactive.
To use backup codes, 2-Step Verification must be on.
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Create & find a set of backup codes
To store your backup codes somewhere safe, you can print a copy of your backup codes.
The iReady test window begins Monday, August 15th through Friday, August 26th. Below you will find information to help you navigate through the process.
Need help getting your students prepared to take the beginning of the year iReady? Click below to access the slide presentation to share this information with your students.