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Showing posts with label Playposit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Playposit. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Tech Shorts Episode 10 Playposit Settings

Today we’re discussing how to change the settings in a Playposit bulb. This allows you to set who can see it and search for it on the Playposit platform, as well as whether students can move forward, rewind, or must answer the question before continuing on. These options allow to customize your students’ Playposit experience.


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Friday, January 17, 2020

Tech Shorts Episode 9 Playposit Bulb Link in Schoology

Yesterday we talked about how to create a Playposit Bulb. Today we’re discussing how to assign a video created in Playposit to a class in Schoology. This is a fairly simple process but you do need to be careful so that it is in fact assigned to a class and you can monitor results as they come in. This is a great tool for blizzard bags or for flipping the classroom.


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Thursday, January 16, 2020

Tech Shorts Episode 8 Creating a Playposit Bulb

Today we’re discussing how to upload a video to Playposit and how to create what they call a bulb, that can then be assigned to a class in Schoology. These tech shorts are all created this way. It allows the course instructor to set up questions and ensure that you actually watch the clip. In future episodes we will look at assigning the bulb we created today to a class, and we will also look at how to monitor progress.



Your tech team is here to help you, so reach out if you have any questions, concerns, or need specific assistance. As always, let us know of your great ideas for topics for future tech shorts, and thanks for watching!