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* How do I [https://edpuzzle.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205959342-I-want-my-students-to-create-their-own-video-lessons-in-EDpuzzle allow my students to create their own video lessons in EDpuzzle?]
 
* How do I [https://edpuzzle.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205959342-I-want-my-students-to-create-their-own-video-lessons-in-EDpuzzle allow my students to create their own video lessons in EDpuzzle?]
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===Are there EDpuzzle lessons already made for my curriculum?===
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* EDpuzzle is experimenting with providing ready-made EDpuzzle lessons for elementary, middle and high school students, that you can copy and edit.
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* The high school EDpuzzle lessons could be a good fit for your course. To find out:
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** At the top of your EDpuzzle page, click '''Search''' (next to My Content)
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** On the left, under Channels, click on '''My School'''
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** On the right, click on '''Curriculum'''
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*** Note: If you don't see Curriculum (and a number of other subject icons) please contact the EDpuzzle Help Center, you may have chosen a school other than Durham Technical Community College when setting up your EDpuzzle id
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** You'll see a few types of schools, click on the '''View Content''' button on High School
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** Look at the subjects listed at the bottom of each "folder"; click on a subject folder, such as ''Computer Science''
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*** Now click on a "topic" folder, such as ''HTML/CSS'', to view the ready-made EDpuzzle lessons
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*** Click on any lesson to play it, if you like it, you can copy it (that way you can customize it without affecting others who may want to use it)
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*** Click on '''My Content''' at top: You can click on and edit your copied EDpuzzle (some have lots of questions/notes, some have none)
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Revision as of 15:41, 5 October 2017

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What is EDpuzzle?

EDpuzzle is a free online tool that lets you create interactive video lessons called "assignments". How?

  • find, upload or create a video (YouTube, Vimeo and more)
  • stop the video at different points and insert your questions, audio, text and links
  • share your link to your video lesson (and your private instructor code)
  • review student participation and answers to your questions
  • grade open-ended questions and much more!

How can I learn more and get started?

  • View the Demo EDpuzzle (1:13 minute video)
  • After you create an id, you can access free public interactive videos
    • When setting up your id, pick Durham Technical Community College as your school

What do I need to use EDpuzzle?

What will my students need to view my EDpuzzle lesson and feedback?

  • Computer speakers or headset
  • One of the following:
  1. PC or Mac or Laptop + Chrome or Firefox or Safari
  2. Android phone or tablet + Chrome
  • Students do need an account; they should logon to EDpuzzle via Google with their ConnectMail Google account
  • Note: iDevice and Android apps are available: lessons display but not feedback

How do I create an interactive video?

  • Logon with your instructor id you've created at: https://edpuzzle.com
  • On the Dashboard, at the top, click on Search
    • On the left, click on YouTube, or somewhere else you'd like to search for your video; then type in your search terms
      • Click on a video, play it; click the "CC" button below the video (next to the wide screen icon), to check that the video is captioned, and the captions match the audio
      • Once you like a video, at top, click on Use it
    • Now you'll see four icons above the video; click on the question mark icon to add quizzes (questions)
    • Play the video and pause it; click on the question mark icon below the video, then pick one of three types of questions on the right:
      • Type in your question (Open Question) or questions/answers (Multiple Choice) or tip (Comment)
      • After typing your question/feedback or comment, click Save; then Continue
    • When done, at the top, click Finish
    • Check beside your class name or click "Add Class" to create the class (folder) such as CIS110; add a due date and time, click Assign
  • At the top right of the Dashboard, click on Invite your Students, and save the class code to share with your students
    • Beside the new interactive video, click Share, then copy the link to add to your Sakai course

Is there a quick way to create an EDpuzzle for a YouTube video?

  • Yes! You can download the Chrome Extension, and a little EDpuzzle button will appear below your YouTube video.
  • In YouTube, click on the EDpuzzle button, and immediately create your EDpuzzle.

How do I preview an EDpuzzle after I create it?

  • On your Dashboard, click on My Classes, on the left click on the class name (if you have more than one) you want to preview
    • Under Assignment, you'll see your EDpuzzle lessons listed. Beside your lesson, click on View as a student link.

How do I find my course code to share with my students?

  • On your Dashboard, click on My Classes, on the left click on the class name, (if you have more than one)
    • At the top right, click on Invite your Students, and save the class code to share with your students

How do I put my interactive video in Sakai?

In Sakai, you can make a link to your lesson (recommended) or embed the lesson on a Sakai Lessons page.

Make a link in Sakai to your interactive video

First, get the web address for the lesson

  • Log in to https://edpuzzle.com/
  • On the Dashboard area, click on My Classes at the top
    • On the left, click on your class (if you have more than one)
    • To the right of your interactive video click on Share
    • The link/web address of your video is displayed. Highlight the full address and copy it

Next, you can put a link to your video lesson in Resources, in Sakai Lessons, or almost anywhere else.

  • In Resources
    • In the Resources area of your course site, click Action to the right of any folder and choose Add Web Links(URLs).
      • In the Web Address box, paste the web address you copied from EDpuzzle.
      • In the Website Name box, type a name for the web site link that will appear to students.
      • Click on Add Web Links Now
  • In Sakai Lessons
    • On a Lessons page in Sakai, click Add Content, then click Add Content Links
      • In the Item Name, type descriptive text that you want students to click on to access the video.
      • In the text box, paste the web address you copied from EDpuzzle. Click Save

How do I check my student's participation/answers and grade?

What can students do?

  • Visit the EDpuzzle Student Help
  • What if a student submitted the wrong answer?
    • According to EDPuzzle: Unfortunately right now students can only have one attempt.
    • Instructors can reset the answer for the student.
    • EDPuzzle is working on giving instructor's the possibility to give students multiple attempts to the same question.

Where can I find more info on how to use EDPuzzle?

Tips


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