Edpuzzle appeared in a surfaced document in the Epstein files. The image was not redacted entirely to where it wasn't released, and it wasn't blacked out. It was one of the many, yet still about only 30% of files. Because of that, it puts a bitter taste in my mouth knowing this app was associated with the disgusting events and more that happened throughout those years and even that our president could be such a bad man. I do not entirely mind using this app for school but it's made me think of it, unfortunately. Edpuzzle does make for easy assignments while still being very informative.

This app is a disgrace to humankind as we know it. Edpuzzle is good at one thing: ruining kids lives. According to multiple independent studies, Edpuzzle can significantly increase self harm rates among children. This app is going to be the downfall of the human race. When I try to use the app, it freaks out and captions don’t work, it makes me restart., and submits answers before I am ready. Like who thought this would be fun for kids. ITS NOT. Like you can fast forward even if you have reminded, and I don’t learn anything. The app is more broken than my brain after using the app. I mean this is just utterly disgusting and whoever made this deserves to be locked up forever for making kids hate schools. This app divides communities, destroys children’s mental stability, and causes rapid downfall of the political parties. The day that someone files a class action against this company there will be a huge worldwide celebrate for the end of the torment. NOTE TO TEACHERS: as a student, I can tell you that absolutely no one will like you if you use this service. Like please just give student normal homework. Just as an experiment you can tell kids that they have an Edpuzzle assignment, then watch the life drain out of their eyes as they realize that they have to do one of the worst thing on this planet. No child deserves to be put though the horrors of Edpuzzle, so please, stick to the coloring worksheets or something. XOXO, Edpuzzle hater

Impossible to rewatch the clip that happens before the question, so you have to drag along the progress bar on the bottom, which the app hates. It’s kicks you around on the video progress, so you have to rewatch the last 10 minutes that you JUST watched so that you can watch the 5 second section right before the question you’re actually trying to answer. I only use it when I have to because the app on computer is so much better and I can actually answer the questions. Also the mobile app has a problem with watching in landscape or portrait mode. Pick one and don’t try to change it because the app will freak out. Also sometimes the video won’t finish and I have to rewatch the WHOLE ENTIRE video again, which has happened on the computer version as well (albeit only once). Also I often have to re-sign in to my account because the app logs me out every time after I’m done using the app for 5 minutes because I hate it so much. No compatibility with Google classroom assignments either, it sends you to the website and you can’t watch your assignments from there. Seriously, learn something about how to actually make a functional app and make this usable. I hate this app, other students shouldn’t use it unless their school computers get lost or die in class. I wish it was better

to start, i went to the edpuzzle website earlier today to finish a history assignment and was redirected to another site, which mentioned something about the app. there was a button in the middle of the screen, and when i pushed it to take me to the app on the app store, it reopened the original page. so that's worth fixing. secondly, i was disappointed to see this app with such terrible ratings, and figured my experience wouldn't be the best; i was right. when i watched the video attached to my assignment for class, i noticed many typos and errors within each question. for example, some things didn't have correct spelling, punctuation, or spacing between words. i was also annoyed to see that the questions were described as 'open ended' when they were one word 'positive or negative' answers, each of which i had to type out myself when it would have been much easier just to click on the correct answer. in addition to that, EVERY question attempted to feed me the correct answer by hinting at it and specifying things that didn't directly relate to the question to make it seem more obvious. not only did i not receive any sort of critical thinking question, none of them were remotely challenging. some of the questions weren't clear and indicated a (for example) positive bias in their phrasing, ignoring other large negative effects or inclusions. if the questions were meant for students who watch the videos specifically to learn, then i wouldn't recommend making the question more confusing by trying to make it much simpler. by that i mean: don't hint at the answer, because why you're really doing is just making it so much more complex.