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How to use NanoGong in your Moodle course as an audio file recorder
- NanoGong is primarily meant for submitting audio recordings to the teacher and fellow students.
- However, it can also serve as a simple audio recorder that can save a recording to a files:
- accessible anywhere where you have internet access (on a JAVA-capable device. I have not tested NanoGong’s compatibility with smartphones or tablets, though) and a microphone – provided you/your teacher have added a NanoGong activity to the Moodle Course.
- Might be useful for collecting recordings as pieces for your language learner ePortfolios.
- To use NanoGong as an audio recorder: Instead of (or on top of/before) submitting your recording to the course, click the rightmost button:
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- and you can save your recording to a file
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,- in a variety of formats (compressed WAV is likely most compatible),
- including in the different speeds:
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that you de/increased the playback speed here: ![image_thumb[15]_thumb](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/image_thumb15_thumb_thumb.png?w=129&h=103 "image_thumb[15]_thumb")
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![image_thumb[15]_thumb](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/image_thumb15_thumb1.png "image_thumb[15]_thumb")
Categories: Arabic, audience-is-students, audience-is-teachers, documentation, English, eportfolio, Farsi, French, German, Greek (modern), Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, multimedia-recording, Polish, Portuguese, recording-software, Russian, Spanish, Speaking, Swahili, Yoruba
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