Edpuzzle

Edpuzzle is a web-based education tool that enables teachers to transform existing video content into interactive lesson materials. Teachers can trim videos, add audio narration, insert multiple-choice or open-ended questions, and monitor student progress in real time. As a result, video-based learning activities become more effective in both classroom and online environments.

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Edpuzzle was developed to meet the need for transforming educational video content into instructional materials. On this web-based platform, users can create interactive content from sources such as YouTube, TED Talks, and Khan Academy, or from videos they upload themselves. The created videos can be assigned by teachers to their classes, and student viewing and response behaviors can be tracked.

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Edpuzzle is used across various educational levels from primary school to higher education. Teachers can prepare videos in advance or use the Discover feature within the platform to find and convert videos for classroom use. The content is suitable for enhancing student engagement in both face-to-face and remote learning environments. The platform also provides learners with the opportunity to watch videos and complete assessments at their own pace.

Edpuzzle offers editing options such as inserting questions into selected videos and adding audio commentary or explanations. Teachers can trim videos to include only relevant segments and embed comments or questions. Embedded questions appear at designated points during video playback, and students provide their responses. Teachers can track these responses to assess student understanding.

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Edpuzzle aims to increase student participation in active learning processes compared to passive video viewing. The questions and feedback embedded in videos enable teachers to monitor students’ level of comprehension. This process supports the flipped classroom model and promotes student-centered learning.