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Protected: LRC speech recognition speaking practice training summary
2014/09/12
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How speech recognition speaking practice integrates with LRC activities for oral practice, assessment and ePortfolio
2014/09/12
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- My use of Windows7 Automated Speech recognition in 7 languages integrates with
- other LRC activities for oral practice, assessment and ePortfolio.
- A lower-key and more frequent homework assignment
- than our Kaltura student presentation webcam recordings NRBFS (using a URL shortener, as in http://goo.gl/NRBFS),
- and with better feedback than our voice-insert recordings with Sanako mV1DR,
- these homework assignments prepare for in-class assessments
- All except Kaltura (incompatible with Mahara) also produce language learner ePortfolio pieces.
Protected: LRC à la carte II: Choose from our start-of-term class inductions
2014/07/15
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Introducing the LangLabEmailer
2013/06/04
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- The LangLabEmailer helps integrating the digital audio lab (still widely operating based on files and network shares) into the departmental language teaching and learning process by automatically forwarding (audio, text) assessments and assignments collected in the digital audio lab to teachers and students via campus mail (using MS-Exchange automation).
- Easy on the Language Lab Manager who can "set up and forget": 1000s of assessment files will reach their originating students and teachers in near real time without you lifting a finger.
- To earn "extra credit", show your teachers how they can override the default LangLabEmailer behavior by adding “_noemailing” or “_nostudentemailing” to the folder name when saving their digital audio lab collections.
- Status of the language lab and purpose of the software
- Features
- Prerequisites
- Downloading
- Installing
- Configuring (and sharing back)
- Running or scheduling
- End User options
- Troubleshooting
- Requesting features
- Getting Updates
- Uninstalling
- Samples & questions at my IALLT 2013 session.
LRC training animated-gifs
2013/03/18
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- This link gives you a nice overview list of the LRC animated gif’s for training.
- Chrome users need to install this first, still can view get only a subset.
- Neither Chrome nor Firefox offer a search-within like Internet Explorer.
- They are meant for display on the left lrc teacher station screen.
- whether you display them as student training material on the projector
- or display them as guidance for yourself
- Did you miss something?
- The animated gif’s cycle in an infinite loop. Just wait for the next round.
- If you want to restart the video now, press F5 or click the Refresh button
in your browser address bar. - Or use one of the slower speed videos I made.
- I also made clickable versions that you can hand-browse (more control. More effort also).
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Shortcuts:Our Lists, Our Maps, LRC Staff Moodle Site,LRC Project Moodle Site, 49erexpress, UNCC Moodle, Student Recordings: s:claslcslrcsanakostudent
Learning usage samples: Sanako oral exam, Kaltura webcam presentation, Dictation with speech recognition, Sanako written exam, Chinese and Japanese interactive stroke-order practice
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