
Poodll Assignment Feedback – audio and video recording
- Moodle 3.1–5.2
- 中文 87%
- 更新 2021-11-11
The Poodll Assignment Feedback plugin allows teachers to respond via video and audio recordings, and pictures to assignment submissions.
Poodll Assignment Feedback makes giving audio and video feedback on student assignment submissions effortless. Poodll handles recording, storage, transcoding, and playback to ensure that students and teachers do not waste time dealing with technical issues. It is part of the Poodll set of Moodle plugins , and requires that the Poodll filter is also installed and enabled.
NB New users should use the: Cloud Poodll Assignment Feedback
Its newer, lightweight, has no dependencies, stores everything in the cloud, and can transcribe student speaking
Cloud Poodll Assignment Feedback
Poodll Assignment Feedback Video
See a quick 1 minute video about the Poodll Assignment Feedback plugin here:
Use Cases
Responding in Kind
If students are recording audio in a language classroom, or doing a video presentation, it is natural for a teacher to respond in kind. They can demonstrate the pronunciation or presentation style they wish to recommend to the student.
Fully Online Courses
In fully online courses, feedback on an assignment submission is one of the few ways a teacher can speak directly to a student one on one. Using Poodll Assignment Feedback, to record video or audio can personalize the feedback and allow the student to
really connect with teacher.
Getting Started
Poodll Assignment Feedback requires the Poodll Filter.
Visit: https://poodll.com/try-poodll and take a free trial
Then you can install Poodll Assignment Feedback as usual from the Moodle plugins directory. Please see the Poodll Assignment Feedback support documentation for
more information on installing and using Poodll Assignment Feedback.
About Poodll
Poodll has been making plugins for Moodle since 2011. Our software has helped teachers build and deliver language courses in thousands of Moodle websites worldwide. Search for “Poodll” in the Moodle plugins directory to see a list containing more than