EDpuzzle Grading

EDpuzzle the fantastically simple tool to flip a lesson or classroom has just released an update that now allows educators to grade a students "video" grade them and then export them into a CSV file.  This makes a super easy to use tool for education even better as users can not only take a video and "make it their own" by editing/cropping a video, adding narration, and adding poll/quiz, a teacher can export grades w/ the click of the button.

I highly recommend checking out EDpuzzle by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on a Flipped Classroom click here.

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Brainfeed

Brainfeed is an excellent free iPad app for finding safe educational videos for students.  These videos are targeted for kids ages 7 and up and are curated by educators from around the world in a wide range of subjects.  All these videos are previously viewed by educators and links are removed making them safe.  Also, this is a great way to "flip" instruction by having students learn outside of the classroom.

I highly recommend checking out Brainfeed by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on Educational Digital Videos click here.

MathPickle

MathPickle is an excellent resource for K-12 Math teachers.  This is a great site that has a wide collection of Math videos that users are able to search via grade level or subject.  Also, this is a nice place for open discussion via a forum, a place to find important people in Math, as well as different perspective on the use of games in the classroom.

I highly recommend checking out MathPickle by clicking here!!!

For a more detailed review check out Edshelf.

Knowmia

Knowmia is a great site for HS to find and share video lessons on a wide variety of subjects.  There are over 7000 videos for teachers to search through and can browse by subject.  All these videos are short and easy to understand should be easy to integrate into their teachings.

I highly recommend checking out Knowmia by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on Digital Videos for the Classroom click here.

Vialogues

Vialogues is an interesting site that reminds me a lot of Grockit Answers.  This is a site where users can upload videos (not just YouTube) and then create discussions or "vialogues (video dialogues)" around it.  A vialouge can be made public or private and even embedded into a site.

I highly recommend checking out Vialouges by clicking here!!

For a more detailed review check out Free Technology 4 Teachers.