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What is EdPuzzle?
What is EdPuzzle?
Edpuzzle is a platform that allows you to find and create video-based activities that include formative assessment by embedding text/audio notes and checks for understanding at any point during the video. It also enables you to trim video files to avoid spending more time than necessary finding the right place. These can be assigned to students to complete both in and out of class. Once completed, you have instant access to the formative assessment data.
STUDENT VIEW
STUDENT VIEW
Try EdPuzzle from the perspective of a student. Click the video to the left to see what your students might see if they were completing an activity in EdPuzzle for your class.
Try EdPuzzle from the perspective of a student. Click the video to the left to see what your students might see if they were completing an activity in EdPuzzle for your class.
What will EdPuzzle Offer Me As A Teacher?
What will EdPuzzle Offer Me As A Teacher?
- You are able to easily track student progress through assignments
- Multiple choice questions are graded for you.
- Open ended questions are easily graded within the program.
- You can easily move through your roster while you grade.
How do I sign up for EdPuzzle?
How do I sign up for EdPuzzle?
- Go to www.edpuzzle.com and select "Sign Up"
- Use your CMCSS Google account to sign up as a teacher.
What else do they offer?
What else do they offer?
- Once you've signed up you can log in as a teacher or a student.
- If you log in as a student you can take the professional development classes offered by EdPuzzle to earn badges.
OTHER EDPUZZLE RESOURCES
OTHER EDPUZZLE RESOURCES
This site is organized by topic and provides step-by-step instructions for most anything you'd like to do in EdPuzzle.
This site is organized by topic and provides step-by-step instructions for most anything you'd like to do in EdPuzzle.
As posted by UMassEDU under "Assessment-Centered Tools." Includes excellent screenshots, instructions, and links to more resources to help you learn and get comfortable using EdPuzzle.
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