Here’s a nice educational technology tool that everyone can
use, it’s called Edpuzzle (edpuzzle.com). It allows you to take a YouTube video
(or any online video) and do the following:
- Edit the video for length
- Insert your own audio clips at various points to draw attention to/emphasize parts of the video
- Insert short quizzes at different points of the video
There are two ways to share the video with students:
- 1 The sorta complicated way:
a. You
create a class on the edpuzzle website-the kids log in and watch the video/take
the quiz and then you will have data that indicates:
i.
Who took watched the video/took the quizzes
ii.
How long it took them to watch the video/take
the quizzes
iii.
Which answers they got correct and incorrectt
- 2. The uncomplicated way:
a. Share
a link through email/on your website/or have a sub play it in class (this
method does not gather stats however)
Here’s the uncomplicated way and an example of the finished
product (check it out, it’s a little over a minute long):
You could set it up as an enrichment activity, review
activity or a nice supplement to sub plans.
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