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EdPuzzle


Summary: Create videos that students watch and are asked questions as they view the video.

Advantages: 

  • EdPuzzle communicates with Google Classroom and can be assigned to students through it. 
  • Students can watch videos at their own pace. 
  • The video will pause if the students click off the screen.
  • There are several videos already created by other teachers that you can modify and save to fit your needs.
  • Helps with e-Learning since you can create an interactive lesson for your students.
  • Collaborating with other teachers in your building is easy.


Disadvantages: I have not figured out how to record their scores for the videos, if that is something you are interested in.

Use:

1. Create your account and search for videos on whatever topic you're interested in. (You can also upload your own video to start from scratch.)

2. When you select a video, you have the option to edit, copy, assign, or share.
Editing- allows you to modify the video to your needs

Copy- take the video as is to add to your collection

Assign- post on Google Classroom as is to your students

Share- get a link to email it or embed it online (see example below)




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