As I wrote on Saturday, Watch2gether is a nice tool to use to have students share observations, ask questions, and answer questions while watching video clips in your classroom or as part of a flipped lesson they're completing at home. The service is free to use and doesn't require registration in order for you or your students to use it. In the following video I demonstrate how to host live online discussions about videos through Watch2Gether.
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