I love that edpuzzle requires students to answer clarifying questions as they go through a video or lesson to make sure that they were paying attention. I also like that it allows for checks for understanding!

EdPuzzle has been a wonderful platform to use for remote video sharing to groups of people. There are many features, but by far the best are the data analytics and organizational layout. Upon assigning a video to a class and setting a due date (and time even), the classroom page will show when the video was last accessed, what percentage of the video is complete, and will store a grade for the video (if quiz questions are added within the video). On that note, the teacher can insert questions within a video for students to answer, and may choose whether the students can skip over sections of the video, or have to stop and pause anywhere before moving on. The organization is a life-saver. The teacher can store content within folders, and then can assign a video from that folder. EdPuzzle is also connected to other platforms, such as YouTube or Khan Academy, where videos can also be pulled from.

My students are heavily visual, easily distracted, and uniquely diverse; EdPuzzle let's me engage students using audio and visual multimedia while also collecting data on their understanding of the content via embedded questions. I enjoy it, but kids REALLY prefer it!