Edpuzzle
Edpuzzle is a great interactive
option for the flipped classroom, or for use in small group lessons. I found
the product to be somewhat easy to use after I found a tutorial on YouTube. Edpuzzle
could be used in any content area, math, language arts, industrial tech, foreign
language, etc. To create an Edpuzzle, teachers search and add a video to their
project using YouTube, Edpuzzle, Khan Academy, National geographic, TED Talks,
Veritasium, Numberphile or Crash Course. At any point in the video, teachers can
embed multiple choice or open-ended questions, voice overs as well as notes. Another
feature to Edpuzzle is the capability to crop the video to shorten the length allowing
teachers to focus on key parts of a longer video. Teachers can create an “open
class” and share a link with students. Another option is to create classes
using student names, add assign the quiz through the Edpuzzle website. Teachers
can see student progress on the quizzes and the amount of time taken on the
quiz. Teachers can also restrict the ability to skip forward through the video in
order to answer the questions. Created videos are easily shared in a variety of
learning platforms. A variance on teacher created projects and depending on
skill level, students could also create their own Edpuzzles.
Edpuzzle
Edpuzzle is a great interactive
option for the flipped classroom, or for use in small group lessons. I found
the product to be somewhat easy to use after I found a tutorial on YouTube. Edpuzzle
could be used in any content area, math, language arts, industrial tech, foreign
language, etc. To create an Edpuzzle, teachers search and add a video to their
project using YouTube, Edpuzzle, Khan Academy, National geographic, TED Talks,
Veritasium, Numberphile or Crash Course. At any point in the video, teachers can
embed multiple choice or open-ended questions, voice overs as well as notes. Another
feature to Edpuzzle is the capability to crop the video to shorten the length allowing
teachers to focus on key parts of a longer video. Teachers can create an “open
class” and share a link with students. Another option is to create classes
using student names, add assign the quiz through the Edpuzzle website. Teachers
can see student progress on the quizzes and the amount of time taken on the
quiz. Teachers can also restrict the ability to skip forward through the video in
order to answer the questions. Created videos are easily shared in a variety of
learning platforms. A variance on teacher created projects and depending on
skill level, students could also create their own Edpuzzles.
Click here to see my Edpuzzle. Edpuzzle- "We Didn't Spread the Virus" (Billy Joel Parody)
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