Create highlights and annotate videos with TAGX

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Source: TAGX

TAGX is a free online tool that allows you to highlight and annotate videos from sources such as YouTube, Vimeo, or other videos available online.

Once you’ve entered the link to a video, you can play through the video, adding your own commentary, highlights or tags.

This is a great way to offer more explanation for a video to your students. Once you are finished, you can share the highlights with an URL. Here’s a sample from the September 2019 Apple Event.

The site is free to use and doesn’t require any registration or signup.

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