Edpuzzle answer bot that plays the whole video: how it works
Your Edpuzzle videos, watched.
Plays the whole video at normal speed and answers each question when it pauses.
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- 95%correct on our benchmark156 of 164 graded answers, on platform replicas
- 97%of points earned in real use652 of 670 across 65 graded runs at 17+ schools, Sep 30–Oct 19, 2026
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Use it for Edpuzzle on any device
On a phone, open the app and tell it “my Edpuzzle videos for science.” Sign in to Canvas once in the live browser. It plays each video in real time and answers multiple choice, open-ended and poll questions when Edpuzzle pauses. Live Mode sessions are yours.
Chromebook, iPad, iPhone, Android or any computer. How it works on each
Rather run it on your own computer? The desktop app for Mac and Windows uses the same plan. Download Desktop or cloud?
What it does in Edpuzzle
The whole video
Normal speed, nothing skipped.
Questions when it pauses
Choices matched by text, then read back.
Short written answers
Drawn from the video. Read them first.
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- Every platform and feature
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- It can get answers wrong; the run log shows what went in
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About Silent Student on Edpuzzle
Queue the assignment and watch: Silent Student opens Edpuzzle in its own browser, plays the video at normal speed and answers each question when it pauses.
Silent Student is a Mac and Windows desktop app, from $11.99 a month, that opens an Edpuzzle assignment from your Canvas course, plays the video at normal speed and answers each question when the video stops. It never skips ahead, and it is built for college Canvas courses.
- Plays the whole video. Normal speed, no skipping. A ten-minute video takes ten minutes, so every minute is really watched.
- Answers when it pauses. Multiple choice is matched by option text, and each answer is read back before the video resumes.
- Short written answers. Open-ended questions get a short answer from what the video showed. Your teacher grades those, so read them.
Is there an Edpuzzle answer bot?
Is there an Edpuzzle answer bot?
Yes. Silent Student is a Mac and Windows app that opens Edpuzzle assignments from your Canvas course, plays each video at normal speed without skipping ahead, and answers each embedded question from the screen when the video pauses. Plans start at $11.99 a month.
Does Silent Student work with Edpuzzle?
Does Silent Student work with Edpuzzle?
Partly. Its Vision agent opens the assignment from Canvas, plays the video in real time and answers each question when Edpuzzle pauses for it: multiple choice by matching the option text, open-ended with a short typed answer. We have published no Edpuzzle run yet. Edpuzzle’s Terms bar automated access without permission. Plans start at $11.99 a month.
| What it does | Edpuzzle videos linked from your Canvas course, played at normal speed, with each embedded question answered when the video pauses. |
|---|---|
| What it doesn’t do | Skip or speed up a video, join Live Mode, or promise a grade on open-ended answers. Live games on Quizizz (Wayground) stay yours too. There is no published Edpuzzle run yet. |
| How long it takes | As long as the video. A ten-minute video takes ten minutes. |
| Built for | College Canvas courses. If you are in a K-12 class, check your school’s rules on AI tools first. |
| Where it runs | A desktop app for a Mac with Apple Silicon on macOS 13 or later (Intel by request for members) or Windows 10 or later, 64-bit. It starts from your Canvas course. |
| Plan | Any plan; Base is $11.99/mo, Plus $24.99/mo, Pro $49.99/mo. Plans |
| Benchmark replica result | Our published benchmark has no Edpuzzle replica, so we publish no Edpuzzle accuracy figure. What the benchmark covers |
| Edpuzzle’s Terms | Bar accessing the service “using automated means” without Edpuzzle’s prior permission. Terms of Service |
| Last checked | October 20, 2026 |
Is there an Edpuzzle answer bot or AI solver?
Is there an Edpuzzle answer bot or AI solver?
Yes. Silent Student is one: a Mac and Windows desktop app whose AI agent reads each Edpuzzle question from the screen and answers it when the video pauses, while the video plays at normal speed in its own browser. It never skips ahead, so an assignment takes as long as its video. Plans start at $11.99 a month.
Can you see the correct answers on Edpuzzle?
Can you see the correct answers on Edpuzzle?
On your last attempt, for multiple-choice questions. Edpuzzle says students “will not see an indication of which multiple-choice answer options are correct unless they are on their last attempt,” and “If you have set only one attempt, that one attempt will count as their last.”
Is there an Edpuzzle answer key? What Edpuzzle says
Source: Edpuzzle Help, multiple attempts, checked October 20, 2026.
Which Edpuzzle question types does Silent Student handle?
Which Edpuzzle question types does Silent Student handle?
Every Edpuzzle question runs on the Vision agent.
| Question type | Handled | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple choice (single answer, multiple answers, true or false) | Works | Matched by option text; Edpuzzle grades these automatically. |
| Open-ended | Works | A short typed answer from what the video showed; teacher-graded, so read it. |
| Polls and reflections | Works | Ungraded in Edpuzzle. |
| Questions that rely on audio only | Weakest | The agent works from what is on screen. |
| Edpuzzle Quizzes with per-question time limits | Weakest | It is not built for speed. |
| Live Mode sessions | Not supported | Your teacher runs these in class. |
What should you check yourself in Edpuzzle?
What should you check yourself in Edpuzzle?
- No published run yet. Edpuzzle runs on the Vision agent, and we have not yet published a recorded run on it. Check the run log for what it did.
- It takes as long as the video. Because the video plays in real time, a long assignment takes its full length. There is no fast mode.
- Written answers are graded by your teacher. Open-ended answers are written from the video but not checked by Edpuzzle unless your teacher uses Autograde. Read them before your teacher does.
- Audio-only questions. The agent works from what is on screen. A question that only makes sense from something said aloud, and never shown, is the weakest case.
How much does Silent Student cost for Edpuzzle?
How much does Silent Student cost for Edpuzzle?
Every plan includes Edpuzzle, billed monthly. There is no free plan, and no free trial for general signups; a money-back guarantee applies if a problem on our side can’t be fixed within 3 days (request within 30 days, before you cancel; conditions apply).
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Base | $11.99 a month | 2,000 credits a month |
| Plus | $24.99 a month | 5,000 credits a month |
| Pro | $49.99 a month | Unlimited credits (fair use) |
See Silent Student pricing and plans and the guarantee.
Does it work on proctored Edpuzzle exams?
Does it work on proctored Edpuzzle exams?
No. Tests that run inside a lockdown browser or a proctoring tool need software the agent’s browser does not run. Take those yourself.
Guides for Edpuzzle
Guides for Edpuzzle
- Is there an Edpuzzle answer key?Not for students. Teachers set the correct choices, and Edpuzzle shows them only on your last attempt. Open-ended answers are teacher-graded or Autograded. Covers what teachers see and what Edpuzzle records while you watch.
- What does “This video assignment is playing live on the projector screen” mean?It means your teacher is running Live Mode. Why the video won’t play for you, why you can’t join late, and how to finish afterwards.
- What do Canvas, McGraw Hill, Pearson, Cengage and IXL say about AI tools?The exact Terms clauses on bots, AI agents, browser extensions and login sharing for every platform we cover, with section, date and source, plus what McGraw Hill, IXL and Pearson changed in 2026.
What does Silent Student do on Edpuzzle?
What does Silent Student do on Edpuzzle?
Edpuzzle videos played in real time, with each pop-up question answered as it appears.
The video plays in real time
The agent plays the video and measures real playback. It does not seek past parts or raise the playback speed, so a ten-minute video takes ten minutes.
Questions as they appear
Edpuzzle stops the video at each question. The agent answers multiple-choice questions by matching the option text, then lets the video continue.
Short written answers
Open-ended questions get a short typed answer based on what the video covered at that point.
Linked from Canvas
Edpuzzle assignments are commonly added to Canvas as assignments. The agent follows the same link you would.
Every answer is read back
Typing an answer is not the same as the platform accepting it. After each entry the agent re-reads the live page, so an answer that did not take is caught and retried instead of counted.
How does Silent Student work on Edpuzzle, step by step?
How does Silent Student work on Edpuzzle, step by step?
Pick the assignment in Canvas
Open the Silent Student desktop app, find the Edpuzzle assignment in your Canvas course list, and queue it like any other.
It opens Edpuzzle from your course
The app follows the assignment's link out of Canvas and lands on the Edpuzzle video. It does not ask for or type your password.
It works the screen in front of it
The vision agent plays the video, stops at each question, reads it from a screenshot and the page's controls, answers it, and reads the page back before the video resumes.
It reports what really happened
It uses the platform's own submit or completion control and marks the run confirmed only when the platform shows it.
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Can you skip ahead in an Edpuzzle video?
Not when your teacher turns on Prevent Skipping: students can then “go back to where they last left off but no further.” Silent Student plays the video in front, at normal speed, so an assignment takes as long as its video.
Can you skip Edgenuity videos?
Source: Edpuzzle Help, holding students accountable, checked October 20, 2026.
Can Edpuzzle detect cheating, copy-paste or switching tabs?
Partly, and it depends on how your teacher set up the assignment. Edpuzzle says every Supported Assignment “includes a built-in cheating-detection system”: teachers can turn on Block Copy and Block Paste, and “a simple flag alerts you to potential irregularities that may warrant additional review.” On any video, switching browser tabs makes it “automatically pause until they go back to the Edpuzzle tab,” and the teacher’s dashboard shows “how much every student has watched of the video, when they were last watching the video, and when they turned in the assignment.” The pages we read don’t say Edpuzzle logs tab switches. Silent Student does not hide or fake any activity on Edpuzzle; what it answers is recorded as yours.
Sources: Edpuzzle Help, Supported Assignments; Edpuzzle Help, holding students accountable, checked October 20, 2026.
How many attempts do you get on Edpuzzle?
Your teacher sets the number when assigning, and Edpuzzle will “only save the responses from students’ final attempts.” On a retry, students can “redo any questions they’ve answered incorrectly.” A teacher can also reset your progress, which “will delete their initial attempt at the assignment completely.”
Sources: Edpuzzle Help, multiple attempts; Edpuzzle Help, resetting an assignment, checked October 20, 2026.
How are open-ended Edpuzzle answers graded?
By your teacher, or with Autograde. Edpuzzle says open-ended questions “are not automatically graded since each student’s answer will differ,” while multiple-choice ones “are graded automatically.” Autograde compares each response with the teacher’s ideal answer and marks it “correct (100 points) or incorrect (0 points).”
Sources: Edpuzzle Help, question types; Edpuzzle Help, Autograde, checked October 20, 2026.
Can you finish an Edpuzzle after the due date?
Often you can still watch and answer: Edpuzzle saves progress so you “can pick up right where you left off,” but after the due date “your teacher’s policy on late work will decide” the credit. Late work shows a red clock icon in the teacher’s gradebook.
Sources: Edpuzzle Help, multiple sittings; Edpuzzle Help, the Gradebook, checked October 20, 2026.
Do Edpuzzle’s Terms allow automated tools?
Not without permission. Edpuzzle’s Terms of Service, last updated July 6, 2026, say “You will not collect users’ content or information, or otherwise access the Service, using automated means (such as harvesting bots, robots, spiders, or scrapers) without our prior permission.” In our reading, that reaches Silent Student. We are not lawyers. Read the Terms, and your school’s policy, before you decide.
Source: Edpuzzle Terms of Service, checked October 20, 2026.
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Edpuzzle FAQ
Does it skip the video?
No. It plays the video at normal speed and measures the real playback, so the assignment takes as long as the video.
Does it answer open-ended questions?
It types a short answer based on what the video showed at that point. Your teacher grades those answers, so check them.
Can it join an Edpuzzle Live Mode session?
No. Live Mode runs in class with your teacher controlling the video, and students cannot join once it starts. Join it yourself; if the session ends early, the rest becomes a normal assignment you can finish later. Our Edpuzzle Live Mode guide explains the “playing live on the projector screen” message.
Is Silent Student an Edpuzzle extension or script?
No. It is a desktop app for Mac and Windows that runs its own browser, not a Chrome extension, bookmarklet or userscript. It plays the Edpuzzle video at normal speed and answers each question on screen; it does not read answers out of Edpuzzle.
Does it work with Edpuzzle in Google Classroom?
Yes. Use the web app to open your Edpuzzle assignment from Google Classroom or its direct link. Canvas is not required. For your Classroom grades, the free Google Classroom grade calculator works out the overall grade. Turning work back in there is covered in how to unsubmit in Google Classroom.
Which plan do I need?
Any plan. Every plan includes the vision agent that works this platform; plans differ only in credits. See the pricing page for details.
Silent Student is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or certified by Edpuzzle (Edpuzzle, Inc.). Edpuzzle is a trademark of Edpuzzle, Inc., used here only to describe the software this product works with. Silent Student promises no grade or academic outcome; you are responsible for reviewing what is submitted under your name and for your institution's academic-integrity policies.
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