I also really liked the Edpuzzle software. I would use it by making my own videos for the students to view outside of class, maybe walking them through how to solve a problem or just going over things we learned in class, and use it as a homework assignment. I like the amount of access a teacher has to evaluate students progress like how long they watched the videos and how they answered the questions.

I also will definitely be using kahoot. This is a pretty basic and commonly used software, we used it in almost every high school class I had and many in middle school. I think students engage in this platform a lot because it is fast paced, fun, and competitive.

I think it is can be difficult for schools to keep up with these tools because there are so many different tools, there is funding that needs to go into a lot of them, and teachers must be trained to use these tools successfully and to their fullest extent. However, this is not an impossible endeavor and can be very valuable to the learning experience of the students.