Edpuzzle

Edpuzzle turns videos into interactive lessons. Teachers pick any video — from YouTube, Khan Academy, or their own recordings — and embed questions, voice notes, and comments directly into it. Students watch at their own pace while Edpuzzle checks whether they are watching, re-watching, and understanding. Teachers see detailed results for every student and can assign lessons through popular LMS platforms. The basic plan lets teachers try interactive video with a capped number of lessons. For current limits, check the official Edpuzzle site.

Key Features

1. Embedded Questions

Drop multiple-choice and open-ended questions into any point of a video to check understanding as students watch.

2. Any Video Source

Use videos from YouTube, Khan Academy, and Crash Course, or upload your own recordings for custom lessons.

3. Voice Notes and Comments

Record your own narration over videos and add notes that guide students through the key moments.

4. Watch Tracking

See who watched, which sections were re-watched, and where students struggled, section by clear section.

5. Detailed Analytics

Get per-student and per-class results that make it easy to differentiate instruction and follow up fast.

6. School and District Plans

Schools get shared tools, admin controls, and LMS integration so every teacher works on one secure platform.

FAQ

What videos can I use with Edpuzzle?

You can use videos from YouTube, Khan Academy, Crash Course, and other sources, or record and upload your own video. Teachers pick whatever fits the lesson.

What do the analytics show?

Edpuzzle shows whether students watched, how many times they watched each section, and how they answered each question. Teachers can spot struggling students fast.

Does Edpuzzle have AI features?

Paid plans add extras like AI-generated questions alongside more storage and deeper analytics. Check the official pricing page to see which features each plan includes.

Can students watch on phones?

Yes. Edpuzzle is compatible with most devices, so students can continue learning wherever they are, on phones, tablets, or computers.

Can I get more room on the free plan?

The free plan caps stored lessons, but teachers can increase storage by referring colleagues. Paid plans remove the caps for heavier use.

How do I assign a lesson?

Assign lessons directly to students and connect Edpuzzle with your LMS or Google Classroom so classes and grades stay in sync.

Conclusion

Edpuzzle solves a real classroom problem: students pressing play without actually watching. Embedding questions keeps them accountable, and the watch data shows exactly who understood what. The free plan works for occasional lessons, while paid plans suit heavy users. For flipped classrooms and video homework, it is a proven tool. Setup takes minutes, and the student view needs no training.