An English lesson
Prompt (Korean)
어디 가세요?
Your video answers (English)
Where are you going?
For teachers
Turn your YouTube videos into interactive language lessons.
You publish on YouTube. Shadowing Player adds the learning experience: sentence practice, recall, random drills, quizzes on the video, and a way for students to track what they have mastered.
To publish a lesson for your video, sign in and open Teacher Studio.
Your video stays on YouTube
You do not upload video to Shadowing Player. A lesson is a small description of your video: where each sentence starts and ends, its translation, and any quiz questions. YouTube plays the video; the lesson tells the player what to do with it.
You
- Publish the video on your YouTube channel
- Describe it in a lesson: sentence timing, translations, quizzes
- Share the video with your students
Your students
- Open the same video on YouTube
- Practise sentence by sentence with your lesson
- Mark favorites and mastered sentences
What kind of lesson do you want to create?
Each kind asks something slightly different of the video. Pick one to see how to film and edit for it.
Shadowing
Students listen and repeat.
The video needsClean sentence audio
See the recipeRecall
Students see or hear one language and produce the target language.
The video needsA clean start on every answer
See the recipeRandom practice
Students practise a sentence bank in shuffled order.
The video needsSentences that stand on their own
See the recipeQuiz
Students choose answers directly over the video.
The video needsA question clip and feedback clips
See the recipeBranching quiz
Each choice can jump to a different video explanation.
The video needsA separate explanation for each answer
See the recipeFor teaching English, and for teaching Korean
Shadowing Player is not an English-only tool. A lesson says which language the video speaks, and everything else follows from that.
A Korean lesson
Prompt (English)
Where are you going?
Your video answers (Korean)
어디 가세요?
What works today, and what is planned
Today
- You write a lesson file for your video and share it with your students.
- Students load the file in the extension while watching your video.
- All five kinds of lesson on this page already work this way.
With Teacher Studio
- Register a video by pasting its YouTube link, and publish the lesson from the website.
- Students who turn on Teacher Lessons in the extension are offered your lesson when they open your video, with no file to pass around.
- Sign in on this website and turn on Teacher Studio to start. A published lesson is public.