Video+Tools

VOICE THREAD
toc With VoiceThread, group conversations are collected and shared in one place from anywhere in the world. A VoiceThread is a multimedia slide show that holds [|images, documents, and videos]

It inspires collaboration and expression with **5 innovative ways to comment**. You can collect the voices of an entire group on a single slide by computer microphone, telephone, text, audio file (MP3/WAV), and webcam. Simple voice and video commenting takes place right in your web browser with **no software to install**.

Voice Thread could be shared with friends, students, and colleagues for them to record comments as well. They can also be embedded..

I have embedded here a Voice Thread assigned to my pilot students.

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Their comments had to take into account the factors listed below and reflect the application of material frelated to the learning theories to which they had been exposed.
 * Account for the positive attitude of these students.
 * What do you think they doing? Give a possible reason
 * Why are they looking so enthusiastic?
 * To what kind of classroom do they belong?
 * What type of teaching strategies are likely to be used in their classroom.
 * Let us share all these ideas in a Voice Thread.

RECORDR.TV
Recordr is a web based audio / video recording tool which allowed me to make recordings using a microphone and a webcam, and then embed them in my website. There was no need to register or install anything. Features include:
 * Quick online audio and video recording.
 * Upload and share your recording with others.
 * Use the bookmarklet to start recording.
 * Record audio messages if you don’t have a webcam.
 * No need to download or install anything.

I used this application as well as the one below, to provide pronounciation practice for my language students.

** YOU TUBE.COM **
I was able to find a video on this site to support and lend clarification to every topic in my Instructional Programme

This one clearly illustrated some negative factors that adversely affect the teaching-learning process.

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