Turn passive video watching into an interactive assignment for students, right inside Google Classroom. In this 17-minute walkthrough, Dr. Saleem shows how to use Google Classroom’s free interactive-questions feature — the same idea behind tools like Edpuzzle, built right into the tool teachers already have — to turn any YouTube video into an active learning experience.

The video covers:

• Attaching a YouTube video to a Google Classroom assignment and placing questions at specific timestamps.
• Using Bloom’s Taxonomy to match question depth to grade level — recall and understanding for elementary students, application and analysis for middle grades, evaluation and creation for high school.
• Multiple-choice, checkbox, and open-ended question formats, with instant feedback for students as they answer.
• Previewing the assignment as a student before assigning it, then setting due dates, topics, categories, and total points.

“The students are not passively watching videos anymore. They’re engaging with them, they’re interacting with them, they’re constantly assessing their comprehension of what was in the video.”

Presented by Dr. H. M. Saleem, Founder, Keynote 180