EdPuzzle - Level 1

Part 2 - Editing Content

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  • Last updated December 15, 2020 at 11:01 AM by paul-szymendera
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Explore pre-made tasks and learn to make them perfect for your class.

In this Task:

Explore existing EdPuzzles from the content that already exists and find videos that relate to a lesson you teach.  Explore each of the Customization Options shown New EdTech Classroom video (also shown in Part 1) to edit pre-existing videos. 

#1 How to Teach Remotely with EdPuzzle (13:53) 
Skip ahead to:
[04:15]  3 Main Customization Options: Cut / Voice Over / Add Questions
[04:26] Cut
[05:04] Voice Over
[05:34-07:43] Add Questions

or if you'd like more details, view videos:
#2 EdPuzzle User Interface & Navigation: Step by Step (11:40).
#3 How to Make EdPuzzle Video & Add Questions: Step by Step (14:14)

Resources:

Video 1
How to Teach Remotely with EdPuzzle (13:53)


Video 2
EdPuzzle  User Interface & Navigation: Step by Step (11:40)


Video 3
How to Make EdPuzzle Video & Add Questions: Step by Step (14:14)


Evidence of Learning:

[1]  Copy an existing EdPuzzle to your Content.
[2]  Edit the video, review the items that the contributing teacher provided.
[3]  Cut the video.  Practice trimming the beginning or end of a video. 
[4]  Make changes... add/delete questions, add a voice-over, and add an open-ended question(s). 
[4]  Take a screenshot(s) of your editing screen that shows:  Cut video process and editing a question.  Submit pic(s) for your badge review.

All posted evidence

I spliced the video and added questions :)

larimacpeek Almost 5 years ago

Cutting the video.

larimacpeek Almost 5 years ago

Here is a screenshot of both question and video edits.

naryanp Almost 5 years ago

I edited the MC ?s & added a Short Answer ?. The video was also cut/shortened at the beginning and end. Edpuzzle wouldn't allow voiceover

cutzig Almost 5 years ago

I cut the video at the beginning to get rid of information about Loan to Value that students will not understand nor is part of my curriculum. I also added a note (instead of question because I like the questions already included) to explain foreclosure.

amy-myers Almost 5 years ago

Posted Image

paul-szymendera Almost 5 years ago