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This would be great for introduing a new topic to students.

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I like the Shark Tank idea Veronica!

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I was first introduced to Ed Puzzle on a Breakout Edu too.

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I like your idea Renee of having the students write their own quiz with the video.

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Thank you Krystal!

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That's a great idea Marie!! My kids would love that!!

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I agree, Kelsey, easy way to track who actually did the assignment!

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From: Felicia Wilkie-Blake
I love your idea of using this as a compare and contrast. Students would love the differentiation this resource can bring to the classroom.

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Marie, thats a wonderful idea

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As a business teacher, I would like to use this as a way to challenge my students why watching an episode of Shark Tank.

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You could Ed Puzzle to have kids do a lesson on weather and show a real weather report!

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Great for reviewing and reinforcing information

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Its great for using compare and contrast for a book to movie in lit/reading to check for understanding or to make the comparison

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There are some great videos for early elementary. I would try to use some of those either in class or in flipped classroom. I like that the videos can be cropped, that there are already questions for the videos and/or that we can add our own.

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Flipped classroom

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I would use EDpuzzle to introduce a brand new topic or idea. I could also see using it as a guided reading center, checking for comprehension along the way.

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Jan Hosler                                                                                                                

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Jan Hosler                                                                                                                

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Ed Puzzle could be used for extension of content studied in the content areas.

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I would use Edpuzzle to keep my students accountable for the videos they are watching, while at home.  Flipped classroom...

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I have so many ideas!! My students get so board listening to books being read. So this would be a great way to have some of the students listen and write questions for them to answer along the way.
Since my students really don't have homework I wouldn't use it for that but if I moved to a higher grade it would be great for research and introducing a new topic!

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I used EDpuzzle in one of my classes once already. It was just a short lesson with some questions imbedded. it was really just a way for me to explore EDpuzzle a bit. I hope to use it again:)

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I would use it for Science and Social Studies topics. We are studying Famous Americans now, and I have found many videos I would like to use.

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This seems like a great tool to use for differentiated instruction. Audio and questions/comments could be modified for different student groups for content learning.

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I would use EdPuzzle as a review especially or Science topics. This is awesome!

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I would like to use ed puzzle with a guest teacher. I think adding your voice in the audio is a great way to grab the students attention. You can deliver the content as you wish with the video and check for comprehension by adding questions. It lends itself to any topic, really!

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I often find videos that I think the students will enjoy/will be beneficial for the lesson, but do not fit into my lesson time. I sometimes make it homework to watch them but find very few students actually do. Ed Puzzle will help me track students who watch the videos I assign, and present an opportunity for assessment throughout their viewing.

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Just finished showing the Ruby Bridges video during our character education.  Might be a good time to have an edpuzzle for students to view and respond to comments and questions.  Or use it before watching the longer video so students have some pre-knowledge on the topic.
I can see how having my voice all of a sudden pop-up would make the students realize I am actively involved with their learn even when I'm not there.

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Add comments and questions into videos to relate to current studies. Highlight the 'big' ideas. Also, good way to review specific topics for which students may need reinforcement.

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I could use EDpuzzle in my classroom when we are watching short videos about something, this week would be great to try it out because we will be watching several short clips on different fables, myths and folktales.
I can also use it as part of our morning work where I can post videos for them to watch and include questions about what they just watched, This site will be very helpful.

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I think that Edpuzzle will work REALLY well for my teacher professional development classes

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As a future teacher, I feel this would be an excellent asset for me as a teacher and to be able to teach my fellow students as well. I could see using this as a preview into a chapter/section within a class, use for homework questions, or review questions for a quiz or test.

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i like the idea of starting a unit with a video to determine the students' knowledge of the contnent, as a midway checkpoint to assess student understanding and certainly as a post assessment.

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The best feature I like about EdPuzzle is the video editing feature. I can crop my videos to fit my teaching and learning time. Also, I can add in the quiz or questions. I can also embed an audio which is good for homebound students; it gives them the feel of still being part of the class.

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I could use EdPuzzle to help students with how to do a task such as how to do a science experiment. It could be used to do a lesson on how to  create a craft of some type.

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I will us Ed Puzzle to review science and social studies concepts. Great resource!

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I love the idea of using this with centers or flipped classroom. I think it is a great way to give students independent guided videos. I love how the question feature keeps them interested in the video.  It would also be great for Battle of the Books events. The kids could add their own questions and comments to book trailers.  I would like to hear more about the statistics that can be pulled from the video assignment.

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I would like to use this for classroom instruction options, enrichment's, classwork, for early finishers, as a teaching aid, and to keep the kids engaged in their learningetc. We are using UDL in the classrooms, and giving the students an option to watch a video for learning is a great way to give choices to them so they can learn in the best way for them!

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I teach PE and I could present new games via a video and present it on the wall with the projector.

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Beth Ann LynchI think it would be great to help review for tests/quizzes

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Beth Ann LynchI think it would be great to help review for tests/quizzes

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I have seen some EdPuzzle videos used in Breakouts - http://www.breakoutedu.com/ - and I thought they would be more difficult to create on my own. I am happy to see they are not. I plan to include one as a clue in my next Breakout for an elementary classroom!

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Edpuzzle works great if you are thinking about making a flipped classroom
It also is helpful with difficult content to help with engagement

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Students could use the videos for research, then insert questions to be shared with other students.

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Students could create their own quiz questions after viewing the video.

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Completed Edpuzzle for Roanoke Colony
https://edpuzzle.com/assignments/589a6dd4657a193dfbbfd293/watch

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I would like to use EdPuzzle to flip content and assign videos for homework.

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I want to use this in my classroom to check understanding of short videos for my students. But I also think I want to create some of my own content and upload to EdPuzzle to add quizzes for students to complete.  Great way to check understanding.

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Save the ed puzzle