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How a student can easily complete an audio recording assignment in Moodle, using the new NanoGong plugin
- Open your assignment (note the loudspeaker/dummy icon for NanoGong assignments/) from the Moodle landing page.
- Unfortunately, there are a considerable number JAVA warning dialogues to bypass during NanoGong activities before you can even see the recorder plugin on the page, and may be more when you try to submit.
- Once you are on the NanoGong assignment page: click red button to record,
![image_thumb[10]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/image_thumb10_thumb.png?w=400&h=278 "image_thumb[10]")
- Make sure the volume meter shows input when speaking (loud enough) or playing back:
![image_thumb[13]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/image_thumb13_thumb1.png?w=506&h=364 "image_thumb[13]")
- After recording, submit:
- After submitting,
- You can still edit your submission, by
- (1) deleting your recording or
- re-adding – or (provided your teacher’s assignment allows for (3) multiple recordings) just adding – (2) your recordings
- or adding a (4) message to the teacher
- you can also revisit this page to read (5) feedback the teacher gives you about your recording:
- You can still edit your submission, by
- Experiencing issues? Check troubleshooting page here.
![image_thumb[10]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/image_thumb101.png "image_thumb[10]")
![image_thumb[13]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/image_thumb132.png "image_thumb[13]")
Categories: Arabic, assignments, audience-is-students, English, Farsi, French, German, Greek (modern), Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, lms, Mandarin, multimedia-recording, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Speaking, Swahili, Yoruba
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