Microsoft has acquired Flipgrid Inc., a maker of video discussion software and services for the education market, for an undisclosed amount. Read also: What's next on the Microsoft hardware front ...

Microsoft is looking to solidify its position in our classrooms, and to that end, has recently acquired Flipgrid, the video discussion platform currently utilized by more than 20 million teachers and ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More It’s been roughly a year since Microsoft acquired Flipgrid (formerly ...

Microsoft has acquired education technology startup Flipgrid, Inc., and immediately announced that the subscription social learning platform will be free to all educators. Flipgrid, based in Minnesota ...

Flipgrid, which has 20 million users from all over the world, will now be completely free for schools; previously, the service cost $1,000 a year per school. The purchase will help Microsoft in its ...

Microsoft has acquired social learning startup Flipgrid, the company revealed on Monday. The acquisition marks the latest push into the education market for Microsoft, which has been going ...

Microsoft has announced that it has acquired Flipgrid, a social learning platform, and intends to leverage it to bring social learning to students around the globe. Flipgrid currently boasts users in ...

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Microsoft Corp. announced Monday that it has acquired Flipgrid Inc., a "social learning" platform that counts more than 20 million educators as users. Microsoft plans to make Flipgrid free for schools ...

A video-discussion platform originally started by a University of Minnesota professor to keep in touch with students for a course he was teaching has been purchased by tech giant Microsoft. The tool, ...