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| Type | Editor |
| Set | Poodll |
| Downloads | https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_subtitle |
| Issues | https://github.com/justinhunt/moodle-atto_subtitle/issues |
| Discussion | https://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=8143 |
| Maintainer(s) | Justin Hunt |
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== About Poodll Subtitle == | == About Poodll Subtitle == | ||
Poodll Subtitle offers an easy way to add subtitles to all your audio and video files in Moodle. No longer is it necessary to create and upload separate WebVVT files. Just select the link or player for the audio or video file and click the Poodll Subtitle icon on the toolbar. For those wishing to generate subtitles automatically, you may do so with the [https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_cloudpoodll Atto Cloud Poodll plugin].<br /> | Poodll Subtitle offers an easy way to add subtitles to all your audio and video files in Moodle. No longer is it necessary to create and upload separate WebVVT files. Just select the link or player for the audio or video file and click the Poodll Subtitle icon on the toolbar. For those wishing to generate subtitles automatically, you may do so with the [https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_cloudpoodll '''Atto Cloud Poodll plugin'''].<br /> | ||
== Use Cases == | == Use Cases == | ||
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'''''Scaffolding language learners'''''<br /> | '''''Scaffolding language learners'''''<br /> | ||
In language learning contexts, teachers can add subtitles to audio and video files within the course as an additional support to learners.<br /> | |||
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* [https://demo.poodll.com/mod/page/view.php?id=380 Poodll Recording Question Demo] | * [https://demo.poodll.com/mod/page/view.php?id=380 Poodll Recording Question Demo] | ||
* [https://github.com/justinhunt/moodle-atto_subtitle/issues Poodll Subtitle Issues] | * [https://github.com/justinhunt/moodle-atto_subtitle/issues Poodll Subtitle Issues] | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:55, 26 December 2019
A simple way to add subtitles to audio and video files, right inside Moodle!
Poodll Subtitle offers an easy way to add subtitles to all your audio and video files.
Please watch the Poodll Subtitle video for an overview.
About Poodll Subtitle
Poodll Subtitle offers an easy way to add subtitles to all your audio and video files in Moodle. No longer is it necessary to create and upload separate WebVVT files. Just select the link or player for the audio or video file and click the Poodll Subtitle icon on the toolbar. For those wishing to generate subtitles automatically, you may do so with the Atto Cloud Poodll plugin.
Use Cases
Adding support for deaf or hearing impaired learners
While audio and video files can serve as a valuable resource for learners in online courses, they create accessibility issues for deaf and hearing impaired learners. Poodll subtitle allows teachers to add captions to support those who cannot hear.
Making resources available in other languages
Teachers may with to make their audio and video content available to speakers of other languages. Poodll Subtitle makes it possible to add captions via a simple editing interface, which saves teachers the trouble of preparing a separate WebVVT file.
Scaffolding language learners
In language learning contexts, teachers can add subtitles to audio and video files within the course as an additional support to learners.
Screenshots
Toolbar Icon
Subtitle Editor
Editor Buttons
Getting Started
Poodll Subtitle has no dependencies and requires no service subscription. You can install Poodll Subtitle as usual from the Moodle plugins directory. Please see the Poodll Subtitle support documentation for more information on installing and using Poodll Subtitle.
About Poodll
Poodll has been making plugins for Moodle since 2011. Our software has helped teachers build and deliver language courses in thousands of Moodle websites worldwide. Search for "Poodll" in the Moodle plugins directory to see a list containing more than 25 of our plugins. Poodll is based in Nagasaki, Japan.
