World History
You can add questions to any You Tube video if you sign up for the Beta test Google just started. You can sign up by clicking here.
You can add questions (only multiple choice for now) anywhere in the video. You just scan through the video to the point where you want to add the question. When you play the video back, it pauses at the question, and will not move ahead until the question is answered correctly.
Here are more explicit instructions that I found on another blog.
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World History
Add Questions for Students to YouTube Videos
You can add questions (only multiple choice for now) anywhere in the video. You just scan through the video to the point where you want to add the question. When you play the video back, it pauses at the question, and will not move ahead until the question is answered correctly.
Here are more explicit instructions that I found on another blog.
Here's a short how to clip from another teacher.
- Intro Video For Your Students On Flipped Learning
Today George Coe, Frank Franz and I did a presentation on flipping the classroom. One question that always comes up is how do the students receive the idea if they have never done it before. Frank actually has his students watch a flipped...
- Easily Make Mc Tests In Google Forms
We have a test maker for which we have to cut and paste each part of multiple choice questions into the "a" section and the "b" one, etc. Well here is a much faster way for you to make convert your multiple choice questions to Google Form tests...
- Flipping History Without Video
Jeff Utecht, who writes "The Thinking Stick.com" argues persuasively in this excellent post that the flipped history classroom does not have to involve video. "In fact every time I have helped a teacher flip their classroom in the high school it has never...
- Ted Talks Manipulated For The Classroom
By going here, I can take any Ted Talk, or for that matter, any video on Youtube and create a lesson with multiple choice and short answer questions to go with it. When that is done you will be given a unique url which you can then give to your...
- Instant Reponse
Two years ago fellow blogger Frank Franz turned me onto Polleverywhere.com where students can answer multiple choice questions using their phones. For those who do are not allowed to have their students text, they can use gopollgo.com. The...