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This will help with student engagement and make them more accountable for their learning.

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This will help with student engagement and make them more accountable for their learning.

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Suzanne Vaughn

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It will assit in differentiating by allowing the teacher to reach each and every learning type

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Danila McNally: Ed puzzle looks great to focus in my main class goals. To be able to edit the videos and guide my students learning is great

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Danila McNally: Ed puzzle looks great to focus in my main class goals. To be able to edit the videos and guide my students learning is great

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I loved the examples I saw and can't wait to use them

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Fantastic tool for teacher professional learning

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Fantastic tool for teacher professional learning

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I spent time browsing through lessons/videos already created for professional development and found some great examples. That is how I want to use EdPuzzle.

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Heather Jahr:   I can use EDpuzzle to scaffold student learning and create mid-unit assessments to track student progress. The videos will keep the students engaged and allow them to hear information from different educators, so they are not allows hearing me speak. 

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Heather Jahr:   I can use EDpuzzle to scaffold student learning and create mid-unit assessments to track student progress. The videos will keep the students engaged and allow them to hear information from different educators, so they are not allows hearing me speak. 

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EdPuzzle had pre-made videos in science that correlate very nicely with what I teach. That is a very good beginning place.  This one seems the most user friendly.

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I will be able to use it with students who have different language skills, providing support by offering different resources. Also I can add questions to see their level of understanding.

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You can use EDPuzzle to create differentiated videos for certain groups of students.  You can add your own voice comments on the video.  You can check for understanding by adding questions along the way.

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It caters to the different learning styles. The lesson that is created will help students to work at their own pace

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It would help with differentiation because it includes video and audio, depending on the type of learner. Also, once the students answer the questions, the teacher can see who may need additional guidance in a particular area. Then groups can be formed based on data. And additional videos can be added to help focus those students that need the additional info.

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EdPuzzle will help me differentiate by allowing me to create and share learning resources that students can use at their own pace and on their own time. Those who need more time with the resource can go through it several times, while those who get it easily don't have to get held back from progressing. I will also be able to do more formative assessment through EdPuzzle so that I can see who is doing well and who struggles, then find additional ways to help the strugglers and challenge those who are doing well.

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EdPuzzle will help students work at their own pace. Allowing students who need more time with a topic a variety of ways to get the information they need. It will also allow other to share what they have learned. It will also allow me to know what I need to re-teach or if I can move on to another topic.

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I love the ability to go back to rewatch before answering questions.  You can also assign different videos to students of varying levels with different levels of questions

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I like that it allows for you to be able to differentiate and work with different learning styles ( audio, visual)

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I can use it as a reteach tool for students who need extra help with a concept, to extend learning of advanced students and to generally give students another way of engaging with lesson content other than standard "chalk and talk".

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EDpuzzle looks amazing!  I like how I can search for different topics and might be able to find a video to help a struggling student or find videos that go more in depth on a subject for my higher level students.

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EdPuzzle is a great tool! I cannot wait to use it on my classes. Since I teach language, we use a lot of videos in class, and to make any extra activities with them I had to pause them o rewind them many times and then ask the students to make something. Now with EdPuzzle it will be possible for me to create lessons with the videos and letting the students go on their own pace, making the activities even at home if they need to, and them having a more active participation in class. Loved it!

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Ed Puzzle will help differentiate for students with verbal and visual tools for different learning styles via videos.  The student can pause the video to write the words in the lesson.  Videos can be cropped for a shorter length.  Picture ideas are given which are great for ELL students.  The cropping piece allows for adding audio notes.  Quizzes can be added or instructions for students to participate with opinions etc.

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This tool can help differentiate form my students because they can watch the videos whenever they want, and they can rewatch the whole video or different sections. There are also questions to check comprehension, plus notes to highlight important points for students who might have missed them.