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| Image from EDpuzzle.com |
I used to be a Zaption lover and then poof, it was
gone. I searched and tried a number of
innovative video sites before finding my new love…..EDpuzzle. I was never big on assigning videos to my
students, because they were not engaged.
I would try to give them a sheet with questions to answer as they
watched the video, but once they got distracted all was lost.
EDpuzzle has changed
this for me. With EDpuzzle, I can upload
my videos (or choose another video from the web), edit it, add comments, open
ended questions, or multiple choice questions, and adjust the settings to
prevent skipping in the video. I can
also monitor student progress all for free.
My students are engaged in the video, take great notes, and even stop to
ask questions on concepts.
Let me show you a few
shots of my EDpuzzle account. This first
one is my assignment page. I can see my classes on the left, the assignments I have posted for the class, the due dates, the completion percentages, and then I can click on progress to see a breakdown for each student in the class.
This next image is in the editing mode. Above the
video are my editing options to clip the video, add audio tracks, add audio
notes, or insert questions. On the right, you can see a question I added
to my video and under the video, you can see the green boxes which represent
the questions I added throughout the video clip.
The next image
represents a class snapshot of grades on the questions I added from the
video. Remember, EDpuzzle does not grade
open-ended questions, so I do need to grade those and click correct to improve
the student’s score.
This last image is a
student’s individual score sheet. I see
each question and the answer given. I
always have the ability to change the score on each question and add
comments. I really enjoy Edpuzzle and my
students have given positive feedback about their experience.
Go check it out!
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