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Revision as of 14:39, 20 November 2007

Overview

Wimba Voice tools are used to create vocal exercises, allowing teachers and students to make and listen to voice recordings in Moodle. There are 4 Voice tools in Moodle:

  1. Voice Boards - This is an audio discussion board where both teachers and students can post recordings which are linked together in a discussion thread.
  2. Voice Presentation - The teacher can post a web page with an associated recording. Students can then post audio comments.
  3. Podcaster - Used by the teacher to deliver 'podcasts'. Students can easily download a series of audio recordings (via iTunes or similar software) to mp3 players such as an iPod.
  4. Voice Recorder Block - Allows teachers to add vocal messages or announcements to the course homepage.

The Wimba Voice tools are non-standard Moodle modules.

Help on MoodleDocs

Wimba Voice Board (Instructor's View)

See also

  • Wimba.com Wimba Voice Tools are a 3rd-party non-standard module