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How a student submits a Blackboard model imitation audio recording assignments
2010/04/08
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- Access the assignment in the location of your Blackboard course that your instructor pointed you to.
- Download the model audio recording attached to the assignment to your desktop (if any).
- Right-click on the downloaded file, choose open with (something else but the Sanako Duo which you will use to record).
- Play and listen to the model.
- Imitate the model, recording yourself using the previous instruction, using pause/play as needed.
- Upload the recording into the Blackboard assignment by clicking “browse to local file” [i.e. where you saved your recording].
- Click “submit”. If you get an error “Not a valid file’, try using another web browser to open the assignment and submit the file.
- Next steps: see How the teacher grades a Blackboard audio recording assignments
- First in series: A better way to do student homework audio recordings in the Sanako LAB 300, using Blackboard:Assignment
Categories: assignments, learning-materials, Listening, lms, Speaking
blackboard, media-assistant
How Teachers grade Student recordings from the Sanako Lab 300
2009/10/29
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Teacher on their office PC (MAC users talk to OTS at loyola.edu) can press
windows-key+e, and in the window, that opens, -
browse to the student mp3 recordings in the “studentcollect” folder or in “their” folder on S:\[put teacher name here] (no S: drive on office PC? read the “Shortcuts” section on http://plagwitz1.spaces.live.com, right hand side, under my portrait),
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open the student recording file, either by doubleclicking to, presumably, open it in Windows Media Player, or, preferably, by selecting multiple files, right-clicking and chosing “Open with” to open them for comparative grading in Audacity).
How students make audio recordings using Sanako Lab300 Media Assistant
2009/10/29
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