Edpuzzle allows you to take video content and add stop points, voice notes, and questions to the video. Educational videos become an interactive experience for students, and teachers can quickly assess student understanding of concepts through multiple choice or extended response questions.

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Ways to use Edpuzzle with Students

Edpuzzle is the easiest way to engage and hold your students accountable when using videos. Instead of having all students sit in the dark to watch a video at the same time, Edpuzzle gives you the flexibility to have students watch the video independently, in small groups, as a center activity, or as an activity outside of the confines of the regular school day. By having each student interact with the video, you are ensuring that they at least attend to the content and interact with it in a meaningful way.

Teachers can use Edpuzzle to:

Create interactive assignments from content videos from a variety of platforms
Create an interactive assignment from a video they have created
Assess students understanding of an independent activity
Show a video on their projector to the entire class but have student answer questions on their individual devices
Use the A.I. in Edpuzzle to quickly create questions for their selected videos
Share closed caption videos with students
Use autograde features to quickly assess student work
Find videos aligned to Ohio State Learning Standards
Use Edpuzzle originals - skills-based, bite sized lessons that are standards aligned
Share videos with other teachers in the district

Students can use Edpuzzle to:

Rewatch portions of videos to gain deeper understanding of the concepts being covered
Answer questions and get immediate feedback
Watch videos in their own time, place and pace - the foundation of blended learning
Use audio notes to respond to video questions
Create their own Edpuzzle projects where they create questions to go with a content video they select
Use picture mode to respond to questions that contain images - great for non-readers!

Have you already figured out the basics of Edpuzzle and are now on the way to video greatness? Learn how to use audio notes, voiceovers, and even your own video! Then, use Edpuzzle analytics to see who actually watched your videos, how many times they watched your videos, and if they answered the questions correctly.

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Use the editor to cut unnecessary content from videos, add voice-overs, or provide written or audio notes to your videos. You can also use the editor to edit pre-existing questions from other users.

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Show your Edpuzzle video on your projector screen while students answer your questions on their own devices at their desks.

Want to use Edpuzzle Live but don't need PD credit? Check out this video to show you how to get started. Remember, your Google Classroom and Edpuzzle Classroom must be synced before you have access to the Edpuzzle Live feature. In addition, you must have already assigned a video to your classroom.

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The video you create through this process would be the best student companion lesson that you could have!