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How teachers prepare files for oral exam with Sanako Study 1200
- For an oral exam with visual cues (example), make a PowerPoint slideshow by
- finding images, e.g. online
- (e.g using Google image search,
- and optionally advanced search,
- and optionally filtering by clip art.
- and optionally advanced search,
- (e.g using Google image search,
- saving found images to a local folder (e.g. “my documents”),
- using them with PowerPoint’s PhotoAlbum feature
- saving the result as [your username]_[your class####]_oral-exam##.pptx.
- finding images, e.g. online
- For an oral exam with aural cues,
- if you do not have the Sanako student recorder installed on your PC yet,
- Follow the instructions here to install it for use in your office (or even at home – make sure you have access to the network share with the recordings if you want give aural feedback with insert recording)
- or come to the LRC to record where the Sanako is set up be default;
- fill out our oral exam MS-Word template (sample question included) from here (use the lower right menu download button).
-
Start the Sanako student recorder (in the LRC or on your own computer – if in need, you can borrow one of headsets in this this list),
- press the red record-button in the center right, as shown here and
- read out the MS-word template, row by row, that you just filled out.
- Once done, press the blue stop button.
- Go to Menu: file / save as/ [your username]_[your class####]_oral-exam##.mp3.
- if you do not have the Sanako student recorder installed on your PC yet,
- Normally (it is still being worked on),
- you could save all files in a special Sanako folder visible on the desktop of your office PC,
- from which I, as soon as you let me know about the files, can pick them up in my office to finalize them for delivery in the LRC and
- from which you can pick up the final version in the classroom to when administering the exam in the Sanako lab.
- Questions remain? Come to the LRC reception desk during regular business hours with this blog post to be walked through this step-by-step.
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