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Kaltura Webcam assignment GRMN1201 example
2012/12/13
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Categories: e-languages, German, learning-usage-samples, lms, Speaking
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The big LRC SANAKO “How do I…?”
2012/12/05
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(Work in progress).
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Categories: all-languages, animated-GIFs, audience-is-students, audience-is-teachers, classroom-management-system, digital-audio-lab, documentation, e-languages, Institution-is-University-of-North-Carolina-Charlotte, learning-usage-samples, Listening, LRCRoomCoed434, Presenter-Computer, Reading, recording-software, Screencasts, screenshot-albums, service-is-documenting, service-is-training, Speaking, Student-Computers, training, Writing
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Pictolang, another flashcard site for vocabulary learning
2012/12/05
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- Distinguishing mark: Pictolang is based on the Culturally authentic Picture Lexicon. Here is an overview of the currently available languages and imagery:
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Language Region # Images German 2631 Mandarin China 2336 ESL North America 2074 Russian 1420 French France 1231 Spanish Southern Cone 1022 Spanish Mexico 1000 Spanish Central America & Caribbean 872 Spanish Peninsular 579 Arabic 287 Special Collections 151 Ukrainian 139 Japanese 106 French Canada 47 Arabic Oman 11 - You can focus vocabulary your study on specific topics, which will likely integrate it better with your core textbook material (often divided into topical chapters).

- Suitable for self-study, the use of CAPL makes this an especially interesting tool for preparing work/study/travel abroad. It also allows for playing a classroom flashcard game in language culture and area studies, where the teacher can provide context and background information in the images from the target culture.

- Example o the Word Match Game right answer feedback:
- Wrong answer feedback:

Categories: Absolute-Beginner, Advanced, Arabic, audience-is-students, audience-is-teachers, Beginner, English, French, German, Intermediate, Japanese, Mandarin, Photos, Russian, Spanish, Vocabulary, websites
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How a teacher can differentiate students into groups in Sanako Study 1200–the ultimate training summary…
2012/12/04
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How to terminate Sanako student.exe
2012/12/04
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- Since I am getting search engine hits from the above query on my blog, a quick answer:
- You likely need to terminate the helper.exe in the process manager first, since this service restarts the student.exe, for the good reason that
- you do not want students to opt out of your Sanako class,
- and also in case of student.exe crashes.
- Now here is wondering why you want to terminate it….

ICS corruption in Moodle calendar events?
2012/11/28
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- I am seeing once again a large number of events loaded as internet calendar into MS-Outlook via an iCal link default to the same day:

- This time the iCal sources is Moodle, but it also displays the iCal feed internally so:

- I observed a similar issue when loading certain Drupal calendars into MS-Outlook, only that
- it seems to have affected only certain sites on the same (?) Drupal instance (is this user input error?)
- Events defaulted to the current day in MS-Outlook – the Moodle issue does not.
- All events were effected – not so in this Moodle issue.
Categories: documentation, Glitches&Errors, lms
calendaring, drupal, ical, moodle, ms-outlook
Help with MyLanguageLab recordings
2012/11/28
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- Taken almost straight from the BB_Voice_Troubleshooting_Guide.pdf:
- When using the Voice Recorder, first click the (0) blue “Record” to load the recorder. You may have to accept a security warning.
- Then click the (1) red record button
- IMPORTANT: Click the (2) black STOP
button to save your recording. (If you do not click the stop button, your recording will NOT be saved and your instructor will not be able to hear your voice). When you stopped, the timer in the upper right will change from showing “time remaining” to “time recorded”. - Click the (now not grayed out, but ) green PLAY
button to confirm your voice was recorded. If you do not hear anything, check your microphone and the volume controls on your computer. - If you wish, to re-record your voice,
- When finished, Click Submit for Grading to submit the recording to your instructor for review.
Categories: audience-is-students, e-languages, multimedia-recording, textbooks, websites
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