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Record a lesson, then make students answer it

Record your screen and voice — a slide deck, a worked problem, a website — or yourself on camera. Cut the start and end, add questions at the right moments, and see who watched and what they understood.

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  • Screen or camera, with your voice
  • Questions inside the recording
  • Free for teachers
Video lesson builder with a recording and questions placed on its timeline

What is the Edform screen recorder?

The screen recorder is part of Edform's video lessons. When you start a new video lesson, choose Record and pick Screen + microphone or Camera + microphone; the recording happens in your browser and is saved to your account, with nothing to install. Then it becomes a normal video lesson: cut the start and end, add questions of any type and notes at any moment, and give it to students. The video stops at every question, skipping ahead can be turned off, and the report shows each student's answers and how much of the video they watched.

Edform at a glance

Price
Free for teachers: Basic is free forever, with no credit card, and includes every feature.
AI tools
AI teacher tools with 5 AI points a month on Basic and 300 a month on Pro.
Students
Students join with a code. They need no email address and no account.
Grading
Quizzes and worksheets are graded automatically, with results per student and per question.
Devices
Runs in the browser on laptops, tablets, phones and interactive boards. Nothing to install.
Languages
Available in 32 languages.
Works with
Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, ClassLink and learning platforms that support LTI 1.3.
Library
A free library of ready-made quizzes, worksheets and lessons that teachers can copy and edit.

How to record a video lesson

  1. 1

    Start recording

    Open Videos, start a new video lesson and choose Record: Screen + microphone or Camera + microphone, then Start recording.

  2. 2

    Add questions

    Stop and use the recording, cut the start and end, and place questions and notes at the moments that matter.

  3. 3

    Give it to students

    Assign it as homework or watch it together live. The report shows answers and how much each student watched.

Try it yourself

Join a live lesson

You're a student in a live lesson. Answer the question and see what the class said.

Questions at the right moment

Pause the recording where you want to check understanding and add a question of any type, or a note with a picture or a voice message.

  • Every question type
  • Notes with pictures and voice
  • Video stops for each one
Adding a question at a moment in a video lesson

See who watched and understood

The homework report shows each student's score and how much of the video they watched, so you know who skipped it.

  • Watched percent per student
  • Score per question
  • Download as CSV
Homework report with scores for each student and question

Record, edit and teach

  • Screen + microphone

    Explain slides, solve a problem or walk through a website while you talk.

  • Camera + microphone

    Record yourself for a welcome message, a demo or instructions.

  • Your voice on top

    Recordings keep your narration, so students hear the explanation as they watch.

  • Cut start and end

    Trim the first and last seconds without any video editor.

  • Questions inside

    Every question type, graded as students answer.

  • Watch reports

    Watched percent and answers for every student.

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Step-by-step guides

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install anything to record?

No. Recording runs in your browser. The browser asks once for permission to use your screen, camera or microphone.

Can I record my screen and my voice at the same time?

Yes. Choose Screen + microphone. Choose Camera + microphone to record yourself instead.

Can I add questions to a recording?

Yes. A recording becomes a normal video lesson: add questions and notes at any moment, and the video stops for each one.

Can I also use YouTube videos?

Yes. Video lessons work with YouTube and Vimeo links, uploaded videos and screen recordings.

Can students skip ahead?

You can turn skipping ahead off, so students have to watch up to each question before they answer it.

Is it free?

Yes. Recording and video lessons are on the free Basic plan.

Record your first video lesson

Free for teachers. Record, add questions, assign.

  • Free for teachers
  • No credit card
  • Works on any device
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