EdPuzzle

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 EdPuzzle has added some cool new added features!





Edpuzzle is an online video editing and formative assessment tool that lets teachers cut, crop, and organize videos. But it does so much more, too.

Unlike a traditional video editor, this is more about getting clips into a format that allows teachers to engage directly with students on a subject. It also has the capacity to offer assessments based on the content, and offers lots of controls that allow for the use of video even in more strict school scenarios.

The result is a modern platform that's engaging for students but is also very easy to use for teachers. It's even crammed full of curriculum-specific content to further help in teacher progress with students.

Features:

  • Edpuzzle Originals are ready to go and CA standards aligned. These are great for elementary and can be used for remediation or as a pre-test guide to see what students already know. [Alignment guides here]
  • All YouTube videos in EdPuzzle are ad free, distraction free, and with no data tracking.
Screen Recording - Link here to download the chrome extension!
Audio Responses
Live Mode

  • Edpuzzle Originals standards aligned in ELA, Math, Science and Social Studies all to CA standards


If you haven't already signed up for an account, click this link to do so.  You will automatically be given the upgraded account with your vacavileusd.org email address.



Comments

  1. Sandra DugganJanuary 30, 2023 at 3:58 PM

    I've used EdPuzzle as part of my beginning attempt to use the Modern Classroom approach.

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