I really flipping hope that this works!

     Someone recently posted something on Facebook or Twitter about branching GoogleForms. You can make a form where the user's experience depends on what they select for a multiple-choice item. It's like those Choose Your Own Adventure books that many of us remember from childhood, and I guess the rest of you are millennials who apparently just eat avocado toast and killed the mayonnaise industry.

      Anyway, the point is that I got inspired by that post with a mystery author. [EDIT: I have shortened this post a lot from the original draft because you probably don't really care about why I am focusing on discussion skills.]  
      Today I assigned a different kind of flipped-video lesson. Students will access a GoogleForm, enter their name, and answer this item:

Depending which item they select, one of 6 pages will display. I have an example below:

      Students will actually do this twice, because I want them to work on 2 different skills.

      I produced six different video lessons (one for each skills), but they are all 4 minutes or less. My wife crashed a couple dishes at the end of one video, but I decided not to re-record it. Four of them were recorded last Sunday evening, and I did the other 2 very early Monday morning (after shaving sooner than usual!) while wearing the same red shirt. My hair looks less-than-impressive, but whatever.

      Let's see if this works out as well as I hoped! Comment below if you want more details about how I made the branched GoogleForm, or something else in this blog post.