Crowdsourcing EDpuzzle Lessons

Crowdsourcing English transcriptions for my videos is going so well, I thought I would try the same thing with EDpuzzle Lessons. If you are a teacher who uses EDpuzzle Lessons for my videos, you could help me out by making them for my videos which do not currently have them. This will allow me more time to make the videos. Everybody wins!!

So, if you would like to help, please email me at jon at flippingphysics dot com from the email you would like me to use for sharing a Google Sheet with you. The Google Sheet will keep track of all of your fine work.

That's the basic idea. Wish me luck!!

- mr.p

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