Edpuzzle


This week's assignment was to teach my classmates how to do something, and I couldn't think of a more timely and practical topic than Edpuzzle. Edpuzzle is an innovative and highly effective educational tool transforming how teachers engage with their students, both in the physical classroom and virtual learning environments. This blog post I'll explore what Edpuzzle is, why teachers need it, and how it can be a lifesaver when creating substitute teacher plans. What is Edpuzzle? Edpuzzle is an interactive video platform specifically designed for education. It allows teachers to transform traditional videos into engaging, interactive learning experiences. With Edpuzzle, educators can customize, crop, and add quizzes, voiceovers, and audio notes to any video content. This makes the learning process more interactive and enables teachers to monitor students' progress and gather valuable insights into their understanding of the material. Why is Edpuzzle Important for Teachers? Enhanced Engagement: One of the key challenges teachers face is keeping students engaged. Edpuzzle helps address this by turning passive video-watching into an active learning experience. It adds an element of interactivity, making students more attentive and encouraging them to think critically about the content. Personalization: Every classroom is unique, and every student learns differently. Edpuzzle's customization features allow teachers to tailor video content to their students' specific needs and preferences. This personalization promotes a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Assessment and Feedback: Edpuzzle's built-in assessment tools enable teachers to gauge their students' comprehension of the material. By adding quizzes and questions to videos, educators can instantly assess their students' progress, identify areas where they may be struggling, and provide timely feedback. Data-Driven Insights: Edpuzzle provides teachers with valuable data on student performance. It tracks each student's progress, participation, and quiz results. This data can inform teachers which students might need extra support or re-teaching, helping them tailor their teaching approach. Edpuzzle as a Sub Plan Savior One of the most challenging tasks for teachers is preparing substitute teacher plans. When teachers need to be absent from the classroom, ensuring that students continue learning in a productive and meaningful way can be daunting. Edpuzzle can come to the rescue in many ways!
Ready-Made Lessons: Teachers can create Edpuzzle lessons in advance and have them ready to go for substitute teachers. The interactive videos, quizzes, and instructions provide a structured and engaging lesson plan, ensuring the class remains productive in the teacher's absence. Real-Time Monitoring: Even when a teacher is absent, Edpuzzle allows the teacher to monitor students' progress remotely. This means that teachers can ensure their students stay on track and comprehend the material, even when they're not physically present in the classroom. Edpuzzle is a game-changer in education, offering a dynamic and interactive learning experience for students while making life easier for teachers, especially when preparing for those inevitable substitute teacher days. With the power to increase student engagement, personalize learning, and provide valuable insights, Edpuzzle is a valuable tool that every teacher should consider incorporating into their teaching toolkit. So, whether in the classroom or miles away, Edpuzzle can be your trusted partner in making learning informative and enjoyable.
Visit the Link below to see my tutorial on using Edpuzzle for a substitute lesson.

Comments

  1. Very cool. I'm going to adjust my research design class (where students have to watch a long video) and use Edpuzzle to create the learning!

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    1. That would be an awesome addition to the research class- it's such a lifesaver!

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  2. Thank you for sharing about Edpuzzle Najat! I haven't heard of it before but I enjoyed your tutorial and will give it a try in my own classroom sometime :)

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  3. I have never heard of edpuzzle, great resource! thank you for sharing.

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  4. I love EdPuzzle! Great idea to share such a useful teacher tool! I can’t use it at my current school, but it’s a great option for in the library, too, for independent learning opportunities when students are learning how to do research.

    I especially love that you shared how to use it with google classroom, guiding from start to finish.

    Thanks for sharing!

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  5. I have never used EdPuzzle, but am heading there right now to check it out! (And you know I love Number the Stars!) Thanks for such a well thought out post and explanation video. I will be referring back to it!

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  6. Hi Najat! I’ve never heard of Ed Puzzle before so thanks for introducing me to it and providing your tips for using it! I also really liked how your tutorial video has the different sections of information separated and labeled along the progress bar, so it would be easy to refer back to your video and find the information I’m looking for! Nice job!

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