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- 1. Introduction to Voice Thread http://voicethread.com/ By Vivian Evans Optional Challenge: •Open website voicethread.com (no www in front) •Register to join the Voicethread website During today’s presentation I will be encouraging you to engage in activities on Voicethread & you will need to have joined to participate. This is not compulsory – if you don’t feel comfortable you can just watch, listen and join in the chat Grab Pen & Paper
- 2. There are resources on Voicethreads in our BFS Wikispace http://bfsv.wikispaces.com/Voicethread
- 3. Our Session • What’s a Voicethread??? • How to join Voicethread • Challenge to join in one • Examples of uses... • Resources to help you • Creating a Voice thread • Controlling input & Display • Switching identity • Imagine the Potential • Exporting & Costs Your Task... Note ideas of uses for Voicethreads with your BFS participants or for yourself to share later in the session. Your Task... Note ideas of uses for Voicethreads with your BFS participants or for yourself to share later in the session.
- 4. What is a Voicethread?
- 10. 3 Minute Challenge 1.Go to http://bfsv.wikispaces.com/Voicethread 2.Find the first Voicethread on the page that looks like this one 3.Select the Arrow on the screen to play it 4.Play it for 3 minutes… Stop it when I call you back or you reach the baby in the highchair ( Sorry we can’t watch it all now) 5.When you are back Tick in the poll 6.Share your thoughts / questions in the text During this activity we will be quiet so that participants can listen to the Voicethread. If you have any Qs or comments type in the text chat.
- 11. What is a Voicethread? It is embedded at the top of our BFSV wikispace Voicethreads page http://bfsv.wikispaces.com/Voicethread An introduction to ‘What is a Voicethread?’ Can be found in Tutorials once you join Voicethreads An introduction to ‘What is a Voicethread?’ Can be found in Tutorials once you join Voicethreads
- 12. How to Join Voicethread
- 15. When you first sign in - Tutorials
- 16. Challenge to join in a Voicethread
- 17. What games did you play in your childhood? A Collaborative storytelling project with Broadband for Seniors An invitation for you to participate
- 18. How to participate • Go to https://voicethread.co m/share/4485428/ • Move bottom arrows through the slides • You must be signed in to contribute • Add one comment to any one of the slides
- 19. How to Create a Voicethread
- 20. For 1 minute tutorial and longer see http://bfsv.wikispaces.com/Voicethread Warning! The Site has changed so may not be exact
- 21. There are 3 tabs when you are signed in. Select the ‘Create’ tab
- 22. Start by Uploading your visuals Just like adding an attachment to an email Just like adding an attachment to an email
- 23. Change order and titles You can upload Power Points, photos and videos You can change their order at any time
- 24. Now the fun bit.. Commenting
- 25. Time to share
- 26. How it will Play
- 27. Writing and reading poetry Link to hear and play Beryl’s poem about her childhood family home https://voicethread.com/share/2129282/
- 28. A town history project on the main street – Shared photos and comments
- 30. Voicethread – What ideas can you see for BFS Users or yourself?
- 32. How to switch Identities Switching Identities
- 33. Monitoring Input
- 34. Control input & display!
- 35. Limited Use for Free to create I think you can create 3 Voicethreads for free with one email account
- 37. For more Info on Voicethread Checkout http://bfsv.wikispaces.com/Voicethread Vivian Evans – BFS NSW Networker Ph 0429 424 335 v.evans@ala.asn.au
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- Run through Session focus Your task! First 2 screens of ‘What’s a voicethread?’
- It’s a place where you can upload images, powerpoints or video and comment on them through audio, text or video and invite others to also contribute (if you want) Here students are studying cartoons/animation – Marissa has videoed a comment, using her webcam, on Coyote Road runner and if we click on anyone on the side would hear/see their comment.
- You can use audio to make a comment – There are lovely comments giving feedback on this very special painting
- You can type a comment on a voicethread… so each person on the side of the screen has made some comment on this image… They choose how to do their comment – whether text, voice, or video. You can always delete your own comment. In this slide we can see it from the voicethread owner’s perspective… they can hide (using the curtains) or remove altogether with the bin. You can doodle on the screen – talk about many and varied topics. History perhaps
- You can stop and start a voicethread using the play button under the Comment You can manouvre through Voicethreads via the left and right arrows or select the collection of 4 images to see all the slides to comment on.
- When you write a comment you can always delete your own comment.
- You can click and drag – the slide you are focused on is surrounded by yellow and you can add titles/links or even replace
- https://voicethread.com/share/2129282/
- History project – slide 3 Gamilaraay Language AFLF Project
- What potential ideas can you see for using voicethreads for your work, creations, reports and enjoyment Field trip reflection Book reviews History building Reflecting on art Technical steps Poetry Language ESL Sharing their countries
- History project – slide 3 Gamilaraay Language AFLF Project
- Once you have joined and signed in you can simply select Help and then Tutorials for terrific voicethreads explaining how things work
- I am engaged in an Aboriginal Language course where I am the technical support. We use Voicethread to hear correct pronunciation by the Aboriginal language teacher and then students record responses. The teacher records all the words and sample sentence on an MP3 recorder... I then edit (using Audacity) and then upload the sound files using my Voicethread log in and using the teacher's identity.
- You receive alerts when postings are made... When you log into Voicethread you see alerts on those voicethreads which have been added to. Individual voicethreads enable you to see which posts you haven’t seen.
- You can manage programs – who can see it? Public or private Whether others can comment or not Whether you moderate the comment. When someone has posted you can choose to have the comment appear to others or not.
- To comment on another voicethread – no cost You can build 3 voicethreads for free I purchased a pro account There are a variety of package deals