While online video is useful for teachers who want to engage learners with multimedia content, it's learning potential is limited. Students should be able to interact directly with video content, rather than simply watch it. Flap helps teachers create interactive video lessons (e.g., embedding multiple choice questions into video) that encourage peer collaboration by placing discussion features alongside the video with comments/replies synced to the timestamp in the video where they were added. Learn more at www.flaphq.com.
