Edpuzzle Features and Usage

Miss Nickerson introduces Edpuzzle, a tool for embedding questions in videos for classroom use. She demonstrates logging in, exploring the Discover Library, importing and editing videos, and creating content. The video covers adding questions, providing feedback, and assigning videos to classes. It also highlights using pre-made videos and the benefits of Edpuzzle for differentiation and immediate feedback.

What is Edpuzzle primarily used for in the classroom?

• Creating animations

• Differentiation and direct instruction

• Designing presentations

• Conducting live quizzes

How can teachers log into Edpuzzle?

• Using a Facebook account

• With Google credentials

• Through a Microsoft account

• By creating a new Edpuzzle account

What can you find in the Discover Library?

• Pre-made videos with questions

• Student projects

• Pre-made quizzes

• Teacher guides

What is the first step in importing your own video to Edpuzzle?

• Record a new video

• Choose a file from your computer

• Search for a video online

• Create a new Edpuzzle account

What types of questions can be added to a video in Edpuzzle?

• True/false, essay, and notes

• Short answer, essay, and notes

• Fill-in-the-blank, matching, and notes

• Multiple choice, open-ended, and notes

What feature ensures students watch the entire video?

• Immediate feedback

• Prevent skipping

• Video annotations

• Live mode

What is a benefit of using Edpuzzle's live mode?

• Students can watch videos at home

• Teachers can project the video and students answer questions live

• Students can skip questions

• It allows for video editing