Does anyone use the Crash
Course Psychology videos? I'm pretty impressed with them:
One limitation is that they move pretty fast, which gave me the
idea that the videos may benefit from reflection/ "check for
understanding" questions during the video. I learned about an online
resource called "EdPuzzle" which
allows you to add questions to a video (and you can get student responses to
questions, etc.) I'm slowly working my way through the videos, adding
questions.
Video 1: Intro (history and perspectives) https://edpuzzle.com/media/54218d04db8386321980926e
Video 2: Research Methods https://edpuzzle.com/media/5429b42fa0025ba005be8f07
Video 3: Neural structure and function https://edpuzzle.com/media/542ec6f85953dabf044308c7
Video 4: Brain structure and function https://edpuzzle.com/media/543029b1478febe80a677bb9
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Thanks so much! I will make use of these for sure.
LOVE THIS! Interpolated testing! According to Daniel Schacter, of Harvard - questions/quizzes throughout a lesson reduces mind wandering! THIS IS A GREAT EXAMPLE FOR THAT! THANKS. Just joined the "ED Puzzle" site, so students' efforts can be "tracked"
Thank you for doing this!!
I recently discovered Edpuzzle as well. I would like to thank you so so much. It is a great resource just do not have the time to put questions in. again THANK YOU!!!!
These videos are great! Is there a way to link to the videos where you embedded questions? I tried and I just get directed to the site but not your videos.
These are amazing!!! Thank you for putting in all that work, they will help tremendously!
This is awesome! Is there somewhere I can find a list of the answers? Thanks!
Not that I am aware of. As with any video for class viewing is recommended.
Aw, I just made one about episode one, and then found this! Regardless, this will be incredibly helpful! Thank you SO much for sharing!
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