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==How to link is missing?==
==Simple "how to" and extra information==
Was trying to answer a question about audio for a Lesson page.   It does not look like there is a how to link to an audio file step by step for bald people.  And no link jumped out and screamed click me.
This is a really comprehensive page about audio but it doesn't actually explain how to embed audio in Moodle - I would like to add this in a similar way to the Video page but I am afraid this page will become horrendously long. Is there a way to retain this useful technical audio editing information yet still have a simple page showing newbies how to display their mp3 files?--[[User:Mary Cooch|Mary Cooch]] 05:11, 22 August 2011 (WST)


The idea I was researching, was how to use HTML to automatically start playing an audio file when a lesson page was called up by a student.  I am guessing a speed clicking student might have lots of audio tracking playing at once but I figured that might be a tip or warning in the step by step. --[[User:chris collman|chris collman]] 09:57, 12 September 2008 (CDT)
:Well I think the simple stuff should be first, at the top of the page, then if the page becomes too long we can create an advanced audio page. --[[User:Helen Foster|Helen Foster]] 15:52, 22 August 2011 (WST)


==ogg==
==newbie non technical terms!==
Can Moodle play [[wikipedia:ogg|ogg]] files? [[User:James Neill|James Neill]] 22:03, 8 September 2009 (UTC)
Hmmm...This page is quite rightly called audio but with my(non-technial) teacher/trainer hat on I will more than often say "sound file" because it sounds less technical. I have mixed and matched the two terms on this page and wonder if that was OK or if I should have stuck to one? The thing is..- if you were a non-techie searching the docs you'd be more than likely to look up "sound file" not "audio"  Or even they might look up podcast... What about a page called sound or sound files that redirects to  the audio page?
 
:[[Sound]] and [[Sound files]] redirects done! Thanks for your non-techie view point Mary :-) --[[User:Helen Foster|Helen Foster]] 23:27, 28 August 2011 (WST)
 
===[[Audio_in_Moodle|Audio]]===
[[Audio_in_Moodle]] - GU, Oct 10, very good, handy links, organise and clean up, check references to tools/plugins etc not
supported or mentioned here,
[[MP3_player]] - OU, Jul 09, handy although a bit long, re-organise & check for compatibility in Moodle 2
[[Speech_tools]] - Nov 08, looking at a title, I thought I was to do with Accessibility (as in Text-to-Speech & reverse)...
consider renaming/redirecting and re-linking this
[[Podcasting]] - GU, Dec 10, basics very useful, check those tools listed for availability & compatibility, 'Podcast' module is
contrib, not sure if compatible with M2

Latest revision as of 15:27, 28 August 2011

Simple "how to" and extra information

This is a really comprehensive page about audio but it doesn't actually explain how to embed audio in Moodle - I would like to add this in a similar way to the Video page but I am afraid this page will become horrendously long. Is there a way to retain this useful technical audio editing information yet still have a simple page showing newbies how to display their mp3 files?--Mary Cooch 05:11, 22 August 2011 (WST)

Well I think the simple stuff should be first, at the top of the page, then if the page becomes too long we can create an advanced audio page. --Helen Foster 15:52, 22 August 2011 (WST)

newbie non technical terms!

Hmmm...This page is quite rightly called audio but with my(non-technial) teacher/trainer hat on I will more than often say "sound file" because it sounds less technical. I have mixed and matched the two terms on this page and wonder if that was OK or if I should have stuck to one? The thing is..- if you were a non-techie searching the docs you'd be more than likely to look up "sound file" not "audio" Or even they might look up podcast... What about a page called sound or sound files that redirects to the audio page?

Sound and Sound files redirects done! Thanks for your non-techie view point Mary :-) --Helen Foster 23:27, 28 August 2011 (WST)

Audio

Audio_in_Moodle - GU, Oct 10, very good, handy links, organise and clean up, check references to tools/plugins etc not 
supported or mentioned here, 
MP3_player - OU, Jul 09, handy although a bit long, re-organise & check for compatibility in Moodle 2
Speech_tools - Nov 08, looking at a title, I thought I was to do with Accessibility (as in Text-to-Speech & reverse)... 
consider renaming/redirecting and re-linking this
Podcasting - GU, Dec 10, basics very useful, check those tools listed for availability & compatibility, 'Podcast' module is 
contrib, not sure if compatible with M2