EdPuzzle


Thinking about using videos for flipping your classroom, homework assignments or instructional support?



We have a contract with EdPuzzle so you are free to use this software with your classes. This is a great resource. Use your schoogle account to set it up.



EdPuzzle allows you to take a video such as a YouTube video, annotate, stop it and ask questions, voice over etc and then assign the students to watch and interact with the video. It even interfaces with Google Classroom so you can assign EdPuzzles to your students by pulling their .net addresses from Google Classroom.




Here’s your school upgrade code: 1it9yn

Directions for School Account


Here are some directions for using EdPuzzle although it is really simple and you may not need directions:

https://support.edpuzzle.com/hc/en-us/categories/360000701132-For-Teachers



I am also happy to help you set it up if you want that support.



Here is an example of an EdPuzzle:

https://edpuzzle.com/assignments/5a4bb4878e7f1340e47921f6/watch

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