1. By Zachary Lyman
Technology for Teachers
5 May 2014

2. Home Page
Here is the homepage of Edpuzzle. From here you can either sign up or, if you
already have an account, simply input your username and password.

3. Sign Up or Login Page
Click Here to get started!!

4. Sign Up Page cont.
Once you click on “Sign Up,” you will be asked whether you are a teacher or a student.
Teachers are the ones who are able to create the videos and assignments while the
students can complete projects and assignments the teacher posts.

5. Sign Up cont.
To sign up, simply fill in the
basic information. You also
have the option to sign in with
your Google account, if you
have one. Once you are
finished click the blue “Sign Up”
button.

6. Creation Process
Now you have the chance to create a lesson for your students! Follow the steps in
order to create a lesson your students can do from the comfort of their own
home.

7. Videos
The first step is to create a video. Here you can search for videos relating to the
subject you are teaching. On the left are all of the places you can search for videos.
Once you find one to your liking, select it.

8. Customizing Videos
Once you select a video, you are able to customize it anyway they
want. You can crop it, put your own voice into the video, customize
the audio, and then post it once your done.

9. Create a Class
Next you create a class. Here is how your students will be able to
identify which class to go to. This is also how you can know where to
put the videos and assignments that you create.

10. Class Code
Once you create a class, this menu will appear. Edpuzzle automatically
gives you a class code so your students can easily find your class and
complete the assignment you have prepared.

11. Assignment Page
Now here is where you can get creative. You can either have
your students simply watch a video you created, or write out
specifically what you want them to do.

12. Results
Once you create either a video of your own or have your students
create one. You can easily view your students results to see how
many students have completed the assignment. Then your done!
Yay!