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Have Students Create Their Own EDpuzzle Video Lesson

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Have Students Create Their Own EDpuzzle Video Lesson

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Empower your students by having them become the experts.

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With this new feature in Forms, students can upload their own files to your form, and links to students' files appear in your form's response spreadsheet!

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Jennifer Cauthers Google Innovator Video

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Jennifer Cauthers Google Trainer Application Video

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Google Cast for Education Setup Instructions

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Learn about file upload feature in Forms

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Assign Videos and Notes with Videonot.es

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Assign Videos and Notes with Videonot.es

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Use either the Videonot.es website or the Chrome app.

Whereas EDpuzzle allows you to post questions to videos, the Videonot.es app allows students to watch videos and take their own time-stamped videos. Additionally, students could present information to the class and include their own time-stamped discussion questions. Plus, it saves to Google Drive! Please note,  you or your students may post Videonotes to Google Classroom. To open those files in Classroom, right click and choose Open in New Tab. Then open with Videonot.es.

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This video is about VideoNot.es Tutorial

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Use EDpuzzle website or Chrome extension. Credit to Mark Starr for bringing EDpuzzle to our attention.

This Getting Started site is a great beginning point for teachers. It includes an excellent short video too.

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Welcome to Edpuzzle! We are excited that you decided to join our community of awesome teachers. Here are six steps that will help you get started to use video-lessons with your students. It should ...

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Check out what students will see if you assign an EDpuzzle video via Google Classroom.

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Integrating EDpuzzle into Google Classroom

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Integrating EDpuzzle into Google Classroom

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EDpuzzle: Google Classroom Awesome Integration

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Use your Chromebook to present from anywhere in your room, or allow students to present wirelessly. (Credit to the Google Support Site for some of this information.)