Edpuzzle Tutorial for Teachers
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Edpuzzle Tutorial for Teachers
Learn how to teach with Edpuzzle, a video customization platform that will help transform video lessons into interactive experiences for students.
In this video, veteran educator and education technology enthusiast, Sam Kary, shows teachers how to sync EdPuzzle with Google Classroom, how to create video assignments with custom edits, voiceovers, and questions. You'll also learn what the student experience of EdPuzzle looks like, as well as how to use the internal grading functions. Lastly, you'll learn how to use the pre-made resources that teachers have already posted to Edpuzzle!
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Can EdPuzzle be used with other organizations other than schools?
Hi Sam! You have the most thorough, easy to understand tutorials out there! On other channels the host goes way too fast and assumes too much technical experience when so many of us (uhh... "classic") teachers are new to it! And with my subject (culinary arts) I have never really needed to use too much technology. Talking about cooking is like dancing about architecture. But anyway, I made my first EdPuzzle based on my own RUclips demonstration video and it was awesome! Now I'm confident about EdPuzzle and will be using it again and again, and you get a lot of the credit, so thanks!
Thanks so much for sharing, Dana! I'm so glad you've found my videos helpful and that they've helped you learn how to use technology with your students!
Nice upgrade or replacement for lesson that include watching a video and then Q&A. Totally supports younger or easily distracted students by reducing the number of clicks to complete the task and gives immediate feedback.
Definitely!
Thank you so much for the effort you put into this video. It's the most clear and concise video on the topic that I've found so far! I'm definitely going to take a look at your other videos as well!
Thanks so much, glad you found it helpful!
I love your videos. Very clear and easy to understand.
Thank you so much, Ivonne!
THANKS YOUR A LIFE SAVER ANOTHER TOOL FOR TEACHERS TO USE !!!!!
Happy to help!
Hello again, I have been looking for something like this for years so thank you for the clear and succinct video. How did I get to this video? Simple, I subscribed and received an excellent, well written and informative e mail. At this critical moment in our careers we can't afford to waste time trawling RUclips for something that might fit or work with our students on-line so get in on the ground floor and show everyone you have hit the ground running.
Thanks so much for your comment, and for subscribing to my blog! I'm so glad you found this video useful, and I appreciate your support!
Thank you for another fabulous video, introducing us to a powerful new platform to add to our digital learning toolbox. Hearing you talk about why and how to use Ed Puzzle, as well as addressing what students see as users is very helpful information. On top of that you provide the text of your talk and hyperlinks from your web site. What a amazing contributor to the education community! You should get paid big bucks by school districts for this service.
Thanks for your continued support!
Your channel is heaven sent! Thank you for this!
Thank you so much, Justine! You're welcome!
I love your videos. So well done: clear, concise, and full of good tips!
Thanks so much, Sophie!
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
1000% outstanding, thank you so so much! You legit may have just saved my career....
I'm sure I didn't help THAT much 😉! But thank you so much for the kind words, Kathleen!
Seriously, not even exaggerating a little bit. After only 10 days back in school, they expect us to know this and all the other Tech tricks to make digital teaching engaging and entertaining... Teachers have gone from teaching to becoming data analysts, to entertainers, and now we are expected to be Tech Intel... I actually got fussed at for not being able to assist a student who was on a desktop and couldn't hear me... Did I train in school for that? I don't think so lol and believe me if I could have helped her I would have because my heart is to help these children, and I legitimately got called on the carpet for not being able to fix it for her. I have subscribed and have learned more from your videos in one week than I learned in 24+ (I stopped counting) professional development classes this summer! I cannot, cannot thank you enough. You are a blessing! Thank you so much for these easy to understand and Implement lessons, you're making me look like a rockstar! :-)
Very thorough. Thank you.
Very welcome!
Great video thank you for the excellent explanation of how Edpuzzle works. I have used Edpuzzle a lot in the last few years. My favorite thing about it is that it integrates nicely into Canvas LMS, and I have data on the questions answered by students and how much of the video students watched. If kids leave the video and open another window, the video will stop. The type of questions you can write is so easy to use. I usually use multiple-choice questions so kids will get immediate feedback. What a great tool! I'm a huge fan of Edpuzzle.
Sounds like you could have made this tutorial Matty! Glad you're finding it useful in your classroom :)
Thanks for sharing what students see on their end!
You're welcome, that's so important! Thanks for watching, Jacquelyn!
Your videos are so helpful! Your approach to tracing us is spot on!
I appreciate that, Jennifer! So glad you've found my videos helpful!
Great video. Precise directions and good examples. Thanks!
Thank you, Carol!
Thank you so much for the helpful video! Your content is very easy to follow and understand.
Glad it was easy for you to understand, Debra. Thank you so much for watching!
I'm also impressed by the clear and cogent presentations.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! Very straightforward and simple.
You're very welcome!
Instructions with clarity. I just had to subscribe
Thank you so much!
Great presentation! Thanks a lot!!!!
You are welcome! Glad you liked it.
Sam, thank you so much for all of your videos!!!
You're very welcome!
¡Fabuloso! I will be sharing your video with faculty who teach world languages here in the U.S.A. and México :-)
Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for the Updated Edpuzzle Tutorial. I really like the way you present your tutorials.👍🏾
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much! love this!
You're very welcome!
Great video! I feel confident implementing EdPuzzle into my virtual classroom. Thank You!
Great to hear! Best of luck!
I Liked this video and I am looking forward to trying EdPuzzle out.Thanks Sam.
You’re welcome, Avril!
Wow! Excellent instructions with visuals. Looking forward to trying this!
Best of luck!
Thanks for the video. Could you tell me how you made this video? I like how it shows the teacher talking in the corner while information is being presented visually in the background. How do you do that? Thank you
Loom is a great tool to do that
Hi Williams, like Colleen says, Loom is a great program for basic classroom tutorials.
For my videos, I actually recently put out a video about how I do it! ruclips.net/video/qgtBjdu_usc/видео.html
you are awesome! learning a lot from you. Thank you for everything you do!
You're very welcome! Thanks so much for your support!
Your lessons are a much appreciated help. Thank you!!!
Glad to hear that!
Clear and concise instructions. Can the video be "spliced"? Cut it somewhere in the middle and join the beginning section to the end section?Thanks
Yes, you can!
Very informative dan clear. Tq for sharing.
You're welcome!
Thanks for this awesome, easy to follow, easy to implement video!
Hi, Sam. Thank you for such a thorough and inspiring video. Being new to me, I was able to learn how EdPuzzle works and how beneficial it would be to my students. Thank you again!
Thanks Kyle! Glad you found the video helpful 😃
So so helpful. Thank you so much! I truly enjoy your channel.
Thank you, Dana!
I am seriously impressed with all the information. I am now structuring all the info. Just imagine that this info already exits more than 2 years. I am interested in Edpuzzle and Nearpod. I am currently not using Google classroom (the school has another platform). How do I get the videos made to that platform? Which tool did you use to make the starter kit video? I would really appreciate some feedback. Thank you so much Sam for all of your info. The starter kit was a great eye opener for me. I am now looking into getting a membership at the 21 century Edtech classroom.
this was AWESOME!!!!
Thanks, Brenda!
Brilliant video. Vey informative. I will share with colleagues!
Thank you, Ellie!!
Very cool tool! Thanks for sharing!
Of course, thanks for watching!!
Great tutorial video. Very insightful, thank you!
So glad to hear that Lance, thank you!
Thank you so much for this, and all of your great tutorials. I have one question Does EdPuzzle allow you to upload a Screencastify video that you have created? I appreciate all of your help!
Yes you can! They actually just released an integration!
What did you use to make this video? I like how we can see you teaching while you are sharing your screen. Thank you for all of your videos! They are go helpful!
Hi Shawna, I actually recently put out a video about how I do it! ruclips.net/video/qgtBjdu_usc/видео.html
The software I use is called Screenflow if you're interested in checking it out here (full disclosure, this is an affiliate link, so The New EdTech Classroom would receive a portion of the sale if you were to decide to move forward with a subscription!): telestream.8bx6ag.net/c/2242743/352742/4900
Great tutorial!!
Thank you, Osvaldo!
Thanx nice update to enrich my skills
You're welcome!
Thank you for this guideline.
Glad it was helpful!
This video was very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Another great tutorial. Thank you so much, Sam! I have become a big fan of New EdTech.
Some LMS such as Canvas allows you to add embed questions in videos. But this is much more versatile.
That's so nice of you to say, thank you! You're welcome and definitely keep an eye out for new videos every week!
Thanks a lot . Your videos are really helpful ! 🌞🌟
You are welcome!
Thanks a lot, your video was very useful.
Glad to hear that, Fredo!
Thank you! You´re a lifesaver.
My pleasure Melwin! Happy EdPuzzling!
Very informative..Thank you for sharing. This will really help teachers to teach remotely.
So glad you found it helpful!
I know your busy and everything you've done here is amazing , but I'm wondering if you could make a Student version for EdPuzzle...really more for parents, and I know it seems like something they shouldn't need...but the DO!! Silly students...gotta love them!
Hi Ruth, I'll definitely put it on my list!
@@NewEdTechClassroom Thank you, as I know how busy you are!! :)
This was great. Thank you!
You're very welcome, Christina!
Excellent video, very clear and complete. Thanks! You just got another "Like" for this video and another subscriber for your channel.
Thanks so much! Glad you found the video helpful!
Awesome . Thank you.
You're welcome, Erika!
Thank you Sam. I find your videos extremely helpful and I am now spreading the word about you channel as much as possible.
Question. The last tip you showed using already generated content from other teachers. When you go to edit them, is Ed Puzzle making a copy for your own library or are you editing the authors' original?
You're welcome! Thanks so much for your support: I really appreciate it!
If you "take" someone else's pre-created assignment, that creates a new assignment for your library. You don't have to worry about editing someone else's document.
This is mind-blowing 🤯
Great Video!!
****QUESTION**** When you edit another teacher's video and assign it, does it save as the original version or the edited version?
Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! No need to worry, the original video will stay intact!
Awesome video...love the channel! Please share how you obfuscate your student data when making video!
Thanks! I do it using the software I show in this other video about how I make my tutorials: ruclips.net/video/qgtBjdu_usc/видео.html
Wonderful video, thanks for sharing.
Even though you have mentioned what student will see, it would have been nice to have instructional videos specifically for students. So they can be directed to them.
Coming soon!
This was soooooo helpful -- I came for one specific question about assigning an EdPuzzle within a Google Slides assignment and you answered it perfectly! Actually really looking forward to using this with my 4th graders :)
Awesome, Michelle! Have fun! :)
Thank you so much for this!
Glad it was helpful!
This is very helpful 👍.
Glad it was helpful!
Great job thanks for your time
Glad you enjoyed it, Fatma!
Thank You.
You're very welcome!
Thanks for the awesome video. This was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful, Sarah!
Very well explained sir. Thank you
Thanks, Juliana!
Much appreciated. Thank you
You're very welcome, Amy!
Loved the video...you made it really simple :)
Glad you liked it!
Very informative
Glad to hear that! Thanks so much for watching!
What is the difference between the public and private setting on your content. Will students in your classes be able to see the video assignments if they are private?
It’s whether or not other teachers can see your content and reuse the questions you came up with. Students can see it regardless!
Great video. Can students access Edpuzzle via their smart phones without downloading the app?
Thanks! I'm almost certain students will need to app in order to use Edpuzzle on an iOS or Android device.
Hi Sam- Thank you for all of your efforts! I tick the option to not allow students to fast forward. I'm wondering if there is an option for the students to go back and re-do the questions they missed once they have completed the entire video/quiz? Would they need to redo the entire video? In some circumstances, I would like for my students to be able to correct their errors to earn a better score. Thank you!
you amazed me with a nice program and features
Great to hear!
Thank you so much its really help me for teaching online and I think I will still use it after Covid 19 end. Btw, what if I used e mail account which not connected to google classroom, can I still get the report which students watch and do the questions? Thank you in advance.
You're welcome! You don't need Google Classroom to be able to pull reports, but you will need to create a class within Edpuzzle.
thank you so much
You're very welcome, Elizabeth!
Thank you so much for answering my quest for making my online classroom more interactive. I just have a question from your video on pear deck. Should the student have the chrome extension of pear deck to be able to log in?
Hi, Shonali! No, they don't need anything other than the class code in order to access Pear Deck.
@@NewEdTechClassroom Thank you so much.
Sorry just one more thing I teach grade 2 which technologies can I use to make my class more engaging?
Have you tried a gamification program like Kahoot?
I am a middle school teacher. May I add all of my classes? or do I have to pay to add additional Google classroom classes? Ty for you video contents.
Hi Ann, yes, you can add all of your classes without paying (unless they've changed the payment structure, though I'm pretty sure that's not the case).
Is there a way to have students REDO an Edpuzzle assignment because they didn't do well the first time? Can you reassign it to that individual student? I love your channel! You have taugh me so much!!!! Thank you!!!
Hi Deanna, sorry for the long delay in responding here! For a student to redo the video, you'd have to reset their progress. Here's a short article about how to do it: support.edpuzzle.com/hc/en-us/articles/360012373491-How-to-Reset-Assignment-for-a-Student
So very helpful!
I'm happy to hear that! Thank you for watching!
Thanks
You're welcome!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Very nice video! You're so good at explaining! :)
Thanks, Maribeth!
maybe you could do one on Wakelet, particularly on students making portfolios
Here's our Wakelet tutorial: ruclips.net/video/RO_9wpcA7yQ/видео.html 😀
thank you for sharing the Wakelet link....you give a very clear explanation
Great Tutorial! One quick question: if I use public link" to share the assignment, can I still track the students' progress?
Thanks! No, you'll have to share it as an assignment that requires students to sign in if you want to track progress.
These videos are great resources, thank you so much! I love building in different mediums and interactivity whenever I can in my class. I teach post-secondary, and do not use google classroom but a different learning management system called Brightspace. I'm just wondering if you have any comments about using any of these tools (Edpuzzle, Jamboard, etc.) but not through google classroom?
Sure, you can definitely use all the tools with other LMSs. All Google Classroom can do is integrate student rosters, so it's not even a true integration. If all else fails, you can always just hyperlink out to assignments you create in EdPuzzle, Jamboard, et al.
Thanks for this! Question: Can you combine multiple RUclips videos? Like if I want to create a compilation?
Hi Daniel, I'm glad it was helpful! I'm not aware of any ability to combine videos. You'd have to do that outside of Edpuzzle and then upload the video that you made.
Thank you, sir! God bless you! :)
You're welcome!
Edpuzzle has changed a lot. How can I use it with canvas using the free version of edpuzzle?
You should be able to directly integrate the two, but if you’re having trouble, you can always just share the link to the Edpuzzle assignment in Canvas
How do we share it with students who aren't in Google classroom ,Without them having to have uploaded the app yet still can see their progress and grade them?
P.S all your tutorials have been of great help to me .
Sure, you can still create classes independent of Google Classroom. I'm sharing the timestamp from my video where I show where you can do that: ruclips.net/video/8I0fV0djfJA/видео.html
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us. I am trying to select one video already created in edpuzzle but the option of assing is enabled (light gray color )What can I do to assign this kind of video to my students?
Another doubt I have is how I can use edpuzzle with moodle. We do not use classroom. I inserted a video in this platform and I have noticed students can watch it and complete questions but How can I get the feedback? I have inserted the video inside a task in moodle, then they click on the task and have the video. Thank you again
Hi! I am a recent subscriber, and I’ve been really enjoying your videos. You give great ideas on what to do during this chaotic time. I have one question. After creating a video on the site, is it possible for students to use it completely independently from the EdPuzzle site? More specifically, could I upload a completed Edpuzzle to dropbox, then delete the video from the website, and still have students be able to use it with all its intended functionality? Sorry for the long winded question.
Thanks for your support! As far as I know (and from what I can tell from poking around a bit), it's not possible to download the video and retain its functionality since those are embedded Edpuzzle functions. If I'm wrong and someone else knows different, please chime in!
@@NewEdTechClassroom Hello again, Sam. Thank you kindly for answering my question. I suspected that would likely be the case (I couldn't imagine how it would work without being on the site!), but was just hoping. This looks like a great tool, so I will keep it in mind for future lessons. (By the way, I've recommended your channel to my colleagues. I hope they subscribe, too!)
I really appreciate that: thank you!
Awesome!
Thank you Kathryn! And thanks for watching!
Would you be willing to go through the same tutorial but for those without Google Classroom? I now work for K12, and they don’t use GC. I’ve subscribed to your channel. I just love it! Thank you, and keep them coming!
Hi Cathy, you don't need Google Classroom to use EdPuzzle and everything will work exactly the same in any Learning Management System. Even if your LMS doesn't have a direct integration with EdPuzzle, you can always just create a hyperlink back to it, if that makes sense.
New EdTech Classroom okay. Thank you! I appreciate all this information you so freely give! Going from brick and mortar to virtual is quite a hop. 😉👍
Curious to see if EdPuzzle Projects can be shared with other students.
You can share video with other teachers and then they can be assigned to other students
This is great! My only question is how to use with Schoology instead of GC?
Not a problem! support.edpuzzle.com/hc/en-us/articles/360027999011-Using-Edpuzzle-With-Schoology
New EdTech Classroom Thank you! That is very helpful!
Thanks, Sam, a great tutorial!! I was wondering....I do not use google classroom, so I don´t see and option where I can copy the assignment to my school LMS. Can you help me by writing just if it is possible to add the video assignment into my moodle class? Thanks in advance
Get the shareable link and assign it in your LMS.
Yes, as Amy said, you just need to get the shareable link and then copy and paste it into your LMS. Best of luck this school year!
Thanks for your great efforts
I WANT MORE INTERESTING PROGRAM IN TEACHING TO MAKE IT ATTRACTIVE
You're welcome!