Adds questions and voice notes at set points in a video. Students must answer before the video continues, and the teacher sees each student's answers and viewing.

Interactive Amplify

Grade 8 predict the next debugging move in an Edpuzzle screencast

Grade 8 (Year 9, age 13 to 14) · 45 min · 1 device per student

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Students watch the teacher's screencast of fixing a buggy Python program in Edpuzzle and must predict each next debugging step before the video continues.

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Grade 6 Edpuzzle listening of The Highwayman with questions at each refrain

Grade 6 (Year 7, age 11 to 12) · 45 min · 1 device per student, with headphones

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Students listen to a recorded reading of Alfred Noyes' The Highwayman in Edpuzzle, answering seven questions that pause the recording, while the teacher watches the answers arrive and sits with those who need another listen.

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Grade 8 digestive system video with Edpuzzle checkpoints and a mid-lesson reteach

Grade 8 (Year 9, age 13 to 14) · 50 min · 1 device per student plus headphones

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Grade 8 answer five checkpoint questions in an Edpuzzle video on digestion, and the teacher reteaches the one most of the class got wrong before they move on.

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Passive Amplify

Grade 5 watch an Our Planet extract with the teacher's inference voice notes in Edpuzzle

Grade 5 (Year 6, age 10 to 11) · 45 min · 1 tablet per student plus headphones

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Grade 5 watch a coral reef extract from Our Planet in Edpuzzle, where the teacher's recorded voice notes stop the video at five points to model an inference.

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Heart rate and exercise: an Edpuzzle clip with the teacher's voice notes

Grade 7 (Year 8, age 12 to 13) · 40 min · 1 device per student, with headphones

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Before their first circuit, students watch a clip on how the heart responds to exercise in Edpuzzle, at their own pace, with the teacher's recorded voice notes at five points linking it to the circuit.

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Grade 10 watch a titration video with the teacher's voice notes before the practical

Grade 10 (Year 11, age 15 to 16) · 60 min · 1 device per student, with headphones

Passive Amplify

At the start of the practical lesson, students watch a titration video in Edpuzzle where the teacher's own voice notes pause it at each step to point out the mistakes that cost marks.

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