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LRC Workshop Demand Survey Results
2012/04/24
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7 responded, 1 commented. OP=Oral Proficiency.
Categories: audience-is-teachers, Charts, e-infrastructure, e-languages, e-learning, Media, Polls, Visualizations, workshops
audacity, calendaring, kaltura, moodle, saba-centra
How a teacher uploads a video resource to Moodle using Kaltura
2012/03/20
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- Moodle Kaltura facilitates making segments of video (created from e.g. source DVD with the video editor of your choice) available for film studies classes, within the bounds of Fair Use and the Teach Act, since it makes video
- easily available (streamed to anywhere where Adobe-Flash runs),
- but only to those who have an account in the Moodle installation and are registered for the course
- In addition, access to the video segments can be restricted further (by choosing from the management options that Moodle affords),
- only to the teacher, for display during face-to-face teaching)
- only during a time window, for timed assignments.
- Here is a (somewhat longwinded, but authentic) demonstration of how to make a Kaltura video resource available through a Moodle course.
- The demonstration includes the server-side encoding which happens only once during teacher upload – you do not have to wait for it to finish, just if you want to check immediately, like I do on the example whether your upload went through.
Categories: documentation, e-learning, Film-studies, lms, Screencasts, service-is-evaluating-learning-tools
adobe-flash, kaltura, moodle, videos
Moodle Kaltura teacher and student video uploads combined
2012/03/16
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- You can combine
- a Model/Question video, uploaded by the teacher as a video resource
- with an Imitation/Response video captured by the student.
- Cons:
- When viewing the teacher upload video models/questions, the student has to alternate between pause/play (which are not even on the same button).
- Student does not have to also handle pausing/restarting the video recording, but that may be another con: The student cannot pause her video, so the grader will have to skip over pauses in his recording.
- Pros: Looks like a video recording can peacefully coexist with a simultaneous video playback (XP, IE8):
Moodle streaming video recording assignment glitch 9
2012/03/16
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- Are all things Moodle Kaltura on Windows better than on iMacs?
- I don’t think so (Windows 7, IE9): Webcamera cannot be activated, hourglass. Looks like the Flash security dialogue does not make it into the foreground.
More Moodle Kaltura webcam recording homework assignments: Spanish
2012/03/02
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Categories: audience-is-teachers, e-languages, learning-usage-samples, lms, marketing, multimedia-recording, Spanish, Speaking
kaltura, moodle, video
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