Method 1: Use a Browser Extension (Recommended)
Step 1: Install a Video Speed Controller Extension
- Open Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
- Go to the Chrome Web Store.
- Search for “Video Speed Controller“.
- Click “Add to Chrome” and install the extension.
Step 2: Adjust the Video Speed
- Open Edgenuity and start a video lesson.
- The extension will display speed controls on the video.
- Use the
+
or-
buttons to increase or decrease speed. - Adjust to 1.5x or 2x speed for faster playback.
Method 2: Using Inspect Element (May Not Work for All Users)
Step 1: Open Developer Tools
- Open Edgenuity and start a lesson.
- Press
F12
or Right Click > Inspect. - Go to the Console tab.
Step 2: Enter Speed Command
- Copy and paste the following command:javascriptCopyEdit
document.querySelector(‘video’).playbackRate = 2;
- Press Enter, and the video will play at 2x speed.
⚠ Note: Some schools may have restrictions that prevent this method.
Method 3: Adjust Browser Settings (For Certain Videos)
- Right-click on the video.
- If an option appears, select “Playback Speed”.
- Choose 1.5x or 2x speed if available.
Important Considerations:
- Availability: As mentioned, the ability to change video speed is not always available in Edgenuity. It depends on the course design and school settings.
- Teacher Restrictions: Your teacher may have disabled the speed control feature.
- Browser Compatibility: Some older browsers might not support the HTML5 video speed controls. Try updating your browser if you’re having trouble.
- Note-Taking: If you’re speeding up videos for note-taking, be sure to pause frequently to ensure you don’t miss any important information.
Final Thoughts
- Browser extensions are the easiest and most effective method.
- Inspect Element may work for some users but is restricted by many schools.
- Built-in video controls may not be available in all Edgenuity lessons.