EdPuzzle

Task #1: Read & Watch

EdPuzzle is an engaging platform in which you can create video lessons for students. You can add a quiz component, and reinforce accountability, and collect formative data.

EdPuzzle videos work well with the station rotation as some students can still engage with the content while the teacher is providing small group instruction to another group of learners.

Google guru, Caitlin Tucker, breaks down how to create an EdPuzzle video in this blog post.

Flipped Classroom: Engaging Students with EdPuzzleThe flipped classroom model is a blended learning strategy I use to present my vocabulary, writing, and grammar instruction online. Students watch videos at home where they can control the pace of their learning, then they come to class prepared

Task #2: Create and Implement

Create an EdPuzzle account, find or create a video, and use it with your students by posting in Google Classroom.

Getting Started with EdPuzzle

After students engage with EdPuzzle, you can see their data! You can click on each student to see specific results, and even export data in a spreadsheet.

Task #3: Reflect

After using EdPuzzle with your students, reflect on how it promoted student learning and/or helped inform small group instruction. Share your thoughts here.

Task 4: Feedback

Please share your reflections on the effectiveness of this PD session.

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