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How a student uses the Sanako Recorder Voice Insert mode for Moodle comparative recording exercises
- to load a file
- from Moodle:
- Find your assignment with the model audio file, presumably in your Moodle course.
- download the model audio file
- open the Sanako Student Recorder (introduction).
- go to menu: file / open, and open the file you downloaded
- from student recorder playlist: double-click the file.
- from Moodle:
- enable voice insert:
- To activate voice insert (which is a toggle that changes the behavior of the other buttons)
- either go to tools/ voice insert mode
- or click the voice insert button
(darker shade of brown = OFF; tooltip should say “Toggle Voice Insert OFF”, meaning: it is ON now)
- To activate voice insert (which is a toggle that changes the behavior of the other buttons)
- press the green play button to listen until you reach the point (your teacher may have inserted a pause or aural cue) where you can repeat or respond.
- Then click the red speak-button
to repeat after/respond to the source/teacher - When you are done repeating/responding, press the green play-button.
- At the end, press the blue stop-button.
- Rewind and review your recording (e.g. compare your pronunciation with the teacher’s model).
- When done, click file / save as and save only your, the student track, as mp3 or wma.
- Additional notes:
- TBA: you can overwrite your pronunciation where you deem necessary.
- Fixed in Sanako 7:
you cannot show the voice graph when in Voice insert mode – both are incompatible. - To see in action how to record with voice insert and save the student track, view
- The previous is just a step-by-step for our environment based on the Sanako Study 1200 documentation which follows here:
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