00:00Use AI to summarize YouTube videos and generate questions about that video in a matter of seconds, here's how

00:04Firstly, I need to give a massive shout out to my good friend Alist Miller for introducing me to this amazing tool

00:12So let's not mess about, let's head straight over to Magic School AI and sign up for a free account

00:20Once you're logged in, you find yourself here

00:23There's loads of tools available, but I'll be using these: the YouTube video summarizer and the YouTube video question generator

00:31The video summarizer does just that, as long as the video has closed captions enabled, decide on the length of the

00:40Summary, I'll go for 500 words, then paste in your URL from YouTube

00:43I'm using my Socratic method video, and in just a second or two, I've got a summary of the video

00:52Okay, so what if it's a bit too long? Just scroll down and either change the text length or hit the shorten button

00:58Now we can create five questions to test your students' comprehension of the video by choosing the questions button

01:05You can have multiple choice or free response

01:08Let's try free response, and there you go, five questions to test the students

01:14What more questions or a different format? Jump back to Magic tools here and choose the question

01:21Generator, pick the grade level

01:28I'll choose college, and I'll have 10 multiple choice questions, and then paste the URL again and click generate, and there you go, 10 multiple choice questions based on the video I'll be providing to the students

01:35This would be great for an independent learning task where you want to see evidence that your students have watched a video you've set them, and that they've engaged thoughtfully with it too

01:44I'm going to be sharing more tools from Magic School, so don't miss out on that by subscribing to the channel and tickling the notifications bell, and I'll see you again for Another Tuesday Tech tip.