For teachers and lesson creators

Give learners a practice step, not another timestamp to find

Create a focused A-B loop from an embeddable YouTube lesson, shape the practice settings, and share one URL that brings the learner back to that exact task.

Create a practice link See the musician practice guide

YouTube lesson

LoopVideo practice URL

loopvideo.net/?video=…&a=…

Why link to a loop

Keep the explanation and the repetition connected

A normal timestamp helps someone arrive once. A practice link keeps the selected section returning, with the speed, count-in, rest, and progression settings that were active when the link was copied.

Three steps

From lesson video to repeatable assignment

01
Create the loop
Open the lesson in LoopVideo, set A and B, and choose only the practice controls the learner needs.
02
Copy the practice URL
Use Share to copy a URL containing the current video, section, and supported practice settings.
03
Place it beside the instruction
Describe what the learner should notice, then link the exact loop as the action that follows.

Copy-ready format

Use clear, branded link text

Replace the placeholder with a LoopVideo URL copied from the practice workspace.

Markdown

[Practice this section in LoopVideo](PASTE_YOUR_LOOPVIDEO_SHARE_LINK)

HTML

<a href="PASTE_YOUR_LOOPVIDEO_SHARE_LINK">Practice this section in LoopVideo</a>

Natural placements

Put the link where the learner already needs the next action

Lesson notes

Attach one loop to the correction or assignment it supports.

Resource pages

List LoopVideo beside other practice tools when focused video repetition is relevant.

Course modules

Add a practice link after a demonstration, not as a generic promotional link.

Video descriptions

Pair the link with a short instruction that explains which passage to repeat and why.

Editorial guidance

Write for the learner, not for a search engine

Use descriptive text such as “Practice this section in LoopVideo.” Avoid keyword-stuffed anchors, hidden links, reciprocal-link requirements, or claims that the tool is endorsed when it is not.

Before you share

Check the loop as a learner would

The YouTube video must allow embedding, available speeds depend on the video, and seeking back to A may introduce a short gap. LoopVideo does not download or host the source video, and practice data remains in the learner's browser.

Need a practice method?

Share the workflow as well as the tool

The musician guide explains how to choose a short section, shape the repetition, and remove support gradually.

Read the musician guide

Build the first assignment

Turn one demonstration into a focused next step

Create the loop, copy its practice URL, and review it once before adding it to your lesson or resource.

Create a practice link

From lesson video to repeatable assignment

Create the loop

Open the lesson in LoopVideo, set A and B, and choose only the practice controls the learner needs.

Copy the practice URL

Use Share to copy a URL containing the current video, section, and supported practice settings.

Place it beside the instruction

Describe what the learner should notice, then link the exact loop as the action that follows.