Edpuzzle
Using EdPuzzle in the Classroom
EdPuzzle is a tool that allows teachers to create interactive videos for students. Questions can be embedded throughout videos, offering a quick way to assess understanding of various skills and topics. Below are just a few ways you can use EdPuzzle in your classroom.
Recorded Google Meet
Your recorded Google Meetings can be uploaded to EdPuzzle. You may include quick check questions as a way to ensure continues learning on days off.
Create Your Own
As you create videos for your students to view in class, consider putting them in EdPuzzle. Screencastify and EdPuzzle integrate very easily. Watch how to do this here.
Student Made EdPuzzles
By assigning Student Projects, students can find and create their own EdPuzzle videos. They can add questions and completed projects can be viewed by the teacher all in EdPuzzle.
Smekens Writing
By adding Smekens Writing videos from YouTube, you can quickly engage your students in the writing process by adding open ended and interactive questions.
SEL
EdPuzzle is a great way to connect with students on topics that touch on social matters. The privacy allows students to answer more freely.
Differentiation
EdPuzzle videos can be easily modified for students that need translation, content read to them, or questions worded differently.
How To Videos
Edpuzzle Getting Started Tour
Adding Google Classroom Roster
Adding Questions to YouTube Videos
Adding Your Own Videos
Finding and Using Content Already Made in Edpuzzle
Assigning to Google Classroom
How to check Student Progress
Using the Gradebook
Managing Your Class