I have been told about EdPuzzle before, and always wanted to explore it. This class gave me the opportunity to explore all it can do and already find multiple ways in which I will use it. In a lesson I did this week, I created the EdPuzzle for A River Ran Wild and used it for my learnings during my AIS/RTI groups to review what we did in class. This way I practiced using it first with a small group, and I also retaught a lesson that was harder with those kiddos in a new way. I do think EdPuzzle will enhance my student learning because it can be far more engaging than teacher-direct instruction. I discovered many lessons that I can use for extra review on topics we talk about in class. I envision being able to use this tool often during morning work, to give more instruction on a skill or topic, that is student paced and whereas I can be doing other things while students engage in this activity.
