Moodle Journal

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Lets try audio

Moodle Journal

How do students feel about audio feedback? So how can you record the audio feedback? Depending upon your own approach to providing feedback, whether you read the whole document first or comment a section at a time, moving over to audio really makes little difference. Are there any specialist skills that need to be learned?

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Video beats the audio star

Moodle Journal

At the start of this term decided to try using my PDA to record parts of my lectures, and these recording are in range of 3 to 4 minutes. The particular course that I selected for this is my High Level Programming for level 4 students, and to date I have made about 40 recordings.

Audio 100
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New eLearning Projects Approved

Moodle Journal

Definition of Moodle use at Phase 1 -Schemes of work Available for student review from a Moodle link -Assessments calendar A document or use of Moodle Calendar -Assignment hand-outs Typically Word documents -Assignment submission Electronic hand-in of material and feedback -Learning materials Word documents, presentations, spread sheets, images etc (..)

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Death of the Podcast

Moodle Journal

While I used the MP3’s in audio form, I also decided to tryout driving an avatar with the audio and so give them all something to look at while listening, basically duplicating the material. All these recordings I then posted onto Moodle.

Podcasts 100
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Podcast or videocast, which do you prefer?

Moodle Journal

But do you really need the whole lecture, well no, and all I record usually are selected parts in audio using my PDA. Anyway I decided to pop one of my audio tracks into one of CrazyTalks avatars, the result, good, judging from the Moodle logs, the media is definitely getting a better response.

Podcasts 100
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eProject Requests

Moodle Journal

Course: Level3 Networking Project: Use tiny chat discussions Anticipated outcome/benefits: Make use of web audio / visual real-time communication service in order to engage students in effective class learning activities beyond the normal table tabled delivery.

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Content management system

Moodle Journal

The metadata really comes into its own when you consider that images, videos, audio files and Scorm packages have no text for system like SharePoint to drill down into. We are proposing to use it for the media studios collection of video and images. Our senior Librarian Judy was I think pleasently surprised to see an ISBN field in there.

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