Users Guide
- All quizzes and PDFs are contributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
- Browse quizzes by level or click the magnifying glass to search for a quiz.
- Use a Class Code to view assigned quizzes and send scores. (Students don't need to create an account.)
- To create a Class Code, login and click the user icon above the logo, then select My Classes from the dropdown menu.
- Using ESL Videos in class? Save paper, copies, and time. Try the QR code.
- Teachers can create their own quizzes with the quiz creator tool.
- Most of the videos you see on this site are hosted on YouTube. If a particular video isn't playing, it may be that your school blocks YouTube. If you don't think that's the case, send us the quiz url and we'll look into it.
Share quizzes to phones with QR code
If you're using ESL Videos in class, ask students to scan the QR code to open the quiz on their device. The benefits are:- it saves paper, copies, and time,
- you know how each individual student is doing when they send you their quiz score,
- it's easy, and fun, and strengthens digital fluency.
How?
Click the QR Code link above the video to open the QR image.
QR Readers:
For iPhones, QR code reading is native -- just point the camera at the QR code and you'll see the option to open the URL.
For Androids, try this one: QR Code Reader and Scanner: App for Android by Kaspersky Lab.
Receive scores with a Class Code
On ESL Video, students do not need to create an account to view their class page or send you quiz scores. Instead we use a Class Code. See the video below.To create a Class Code, login and click the user icon above the logo, then select My Classes from the drop down menu. You can create up to 5 class codes.
Printable Lessons
Custom lessons that contain speaking, reading and writing activities based on the video are added weekly. They are free to you to use, contributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.Tips for using ESL Video in the lab / blended learning
A useful new feature recently added to the site is the Class Code / Series button that you'll see on some quiz pages.This button opens a side panel which lists all the videos in a series, or all the videos you've added to a class page, thus your students readily find the quizzes you want them to do.
Watch the video below to see how to add quizzes to a class page.