Poodll Anywhere (Atto)

Poodll Anywhere (Atto) allows the user to record audio and video or draw pictures, or snap pictures, directly into forum posts, assignment descriptions, page resource content, question descriptions, question responses and other areas.
Poodll Anywhere  for Atto allows the user to record audio and video or draw pictures, or snap pictures, directly into forum posts, assignment descriptions, page resource content, question descriptions, question responses and other areas.   Poodll Anywhere is an advanced audio and video recording solution for Moodle. It improves on Moodle’s basic Record RTC solution in the following ways:
Can be used in all HTML areas throughout Moodle
Converts recordings to universally playable MP3 and MP4
Features a selection of attractive recorder skins
NB New users should use: Cloud Poodll for Atto
Its newer lightweight, has no dependencies, stores everything in the cloud, and can transcribe student speaking
Cloud Poodll for Atto
Poodll Anywhere for Atto Video
Watch this quick 1 minute video about the Poodll Anywhere for Atto plugin.
Use Cases
Content Creation
Teachers can make learning resources quickly and easily by recording directly in Moodle or dragging and dropping media files from the desktop. Regardless of the file format, Poodll quickly and reliably converts all media and display it to students. In
language learning, Poodll for Atto enables teachers to create listening resources for their students. In general learning contexts, teachers can record/upload instruction or example videos for the students to follow when completing their assignments.
Peer Collaboration
Liven up forums by replacing written entries with audio and video recordings from the students. Language learners can practice speaking and pronunciation skills while providing listening content for their peers. Great for fully online courses.
Getting Started
Poodll Anywhere for Atto requires the Poodll Filter.
Visit:  https://poodll.com/try-poodll  and take a free trial
Then you can install Poodll for Atto as usual from the Moodle plugins directory. Please see the  Poodll for Atto support documentation  for