It led to the downfall of actual GOOD edtech
I hate this site with all my guts. It doesn't allow you to skip, and it forces to make you answer questions through a specific timeframe.
On the topic of the questions, most of the time, it's rather that the questions don't make sense, or they weren't even MENTIONED. So you rather have to make an educated guess, or look up the answer. And the only Edpuzzles that make SENSE are the ones made by Edpuzzle THEMSELVES.
But on the topic of looking up answers, its likely that your teacher is watching you when you tab out, and no, it's not GoGuardian.
On the topic of the title, it made good edtechs that weren't boring, and didn't push repetitive, boring, and uninteresting assignments that cause student burnout. Some of these were BrainPOP, and Bill Nye. Technically Bill Nye isn't edtech, it's just an educational TV program, but i'm still calling it edtech.
So, there are archives of these on YouTube, and you can edit it to make it an edpuzzle. Which caued the downfall of these, but still, Brain POP is still widely used, so, i'd digress.
Edpuzzle is a good practicing tool every once-in-a-while, not something used everyday.
We really use this in science class. We didn't have to do this repetitively in MONTHS, but the scars are still fresh in my mind when I see this pitiful excuse of a learning tool. So, yeah, if you're a teacher seeing this, don't get this, or your students might not like you.
15 november 2025
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