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💜 Hi Guys! 💜

I've taken a course called "Open and Distance Learning." Recently, at one of our lessons and from its lecturer, I've learned that there is an app called Edpuzzle. So, today I'm going to briefly talk about it and its usage, etc. What is it, then?

Well, it's a web-based eLearning application that allows users to select a video and customize it by editing, cropping, recording their own audio, and adding quiz questions directly to the video stream. EDpuzzle also allows instructors to track, monitor, and grade students engagement with the videos created.

What is the purpose of EDPuzzle

The overall purpose of EDpuzzle is to facilitate increased student engagement with video content. With the ability to personalize videos, add engaging assessment elements, and use created videos to track/grade student learning, videos can be enhanced to achieve targeted goals for learning.

How to use EDPuzzle

To get started with EDpuzzle visit the website and click Teacher, start now to view a quick tutorial and set up an account.

Creating and using an EDpuzzle video involves four steps:

  1. Select a video to edit - You can upload and use your own videos or search and select from a wide range of web resources (YouTube, Khan Academy, TED talks, National Geographic, etc. )
  2. Add personalized elements:
  • Crop Selected Video - include only the sections of video you want your students to view by cropping
  • Record an Audio Track - overlay a self-recorded audio clip that replaces the videos original audio as the video is played. This feature can be used to explain the video to your students from your own teaching approach and in your own words.
  • Add an audio note - Insert an audio note at any point in the video - an introductory comment, a conclusion, a remark, etc. The original video pauses while your audio note is playing.
  • Insert quizzes - insert an open-ended question, multiple choice question, or text comment at any point along the video. The original video pauses while the student engages with the question
      1. Save and Share - save your creation to your collection in EDpuzzle and assign it to a class, create a link, or share it publicly.
      2. Track students’ engagement with the video with analytics such as views and performance on quizzes.

      Consider and explore creative pedagogical applications of EDpuzzle:

      • Enhance your own instructional videos with audio notes and quizzes
      • Adapt and personalize others’ videos
      • Use EDpuzzle as a tool to flip your classroom
      • Use EDpuzzle as a tool to support an assignment that asks students to create their own video lessons

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