Sometimes, students may have a tendency to be less engaged and may fall asleep while watching an assigned video for an online class. What technology do you use for embedding questions into the video while students are watching it in order to keep them engaged?
Many thanks,
Debra
Dear Debra, please see the embedded links. Blubbr is mentioned twice, but I thought would include the information anyway.
http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2014/02/8-good-web-tools-to-create-video.html
http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2013/01/blubbr-create-interactive-quizzes-using.html#.Vw-a2UfS7IW
This enables instructors to incorporate graded assessments, freeform questions, and surveys directly into videos hosted in your Panopto video library, and accessed through your learning management system (LMS) or content management system (CMS).
https://www.panopto.com/blog/make-your-videos-interactive-with-articulate-quizmaker-and-panopto/
The new levels of engagement and visibility to the daily learning moments occur while taking notes, asking questions, reviewing lectures, building study guides, flagging confusing content or discussing topics with peers
Hi Debra,
i can see there are a lot of suggestions from everybody, also you can try including a key for a Kahoot quiz, wich give inmediate feedback to them, pause video do the quiz and then proceed with the topic in the video.
All the best
Camtasia helps to add animations, quizzes, and more to draw in your audience.
- Callouts
- Quizzing
https://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html
I've been using online sites site that allows users to select a video and customize it by editing, cropping, recording audio, and adding questions to make an engaging presentation or lesson. You may upload your own to the site as well. Three of my favourite (and also my students) are Zaption, Ed.Ted and Edpuzzle. Try it, it's super easy
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