sup, you know that when you post a comment, you can put your own name at the top instead of Anon or putting your name in the comment. Here's how you do it: Below the comment space there is a selecting box with comment as: beside it. If you click the blue down button, you can acsess different things. click the selection that says Name/URL. Type in your name but no URL. press continue and post the comment.
WHAT IS A VOKI? A voki is a digital, voiced, animated video that can be posted to a blog.
To access the voki website, search voki.com, and there you can create your own character, have a distinguishing background and select the colour of the video player. When creating a character, click on ‘Customise your own character’, and select characters in areas such as ‘Animals’, ‘Classic’, ‘Dogs’, or ‘3D’. You can also record your own voice, using a microphone or typing your wording up. After you have created a voki, you can embed it in a blog or another website.
But how exactly do you embed the voki? Click on ‘publish’, and copy the long code the computer displays. When in your blog, click ‘Sign in’ on the top right of the screen. Then enter your email and password. Next to an orange pencil is an arrow button, if which you click on has a list of options. Click on ‘pages’, and then ‘edit’ on your page. Then paste the code you picked up from the voki website in a large white space. After that, click on the orange ‘update’ button, and then your voki is embedded.
This recently created web 2.0 learning tool is now popular throughout the world.
HOOOOOOOOOOT Ben, this is great! Why did you choose the Winter Olympics to study? Did you find anything out about Eddie the Eagle? He was a British Skier. Highly amusing! Great Glog!
Awesome Glog Ben! I have learned a lot about the Winter Olympics through your presentation. You have worked so hard on this. It has been great to see you develop your problem solving skills - Well done. I am looking forward to seeing all of the digital learning you will continue to develop! Tumeke Ben - Awesome work!
Hi Ben, I like how you chose winter animals for your Voki's to go with your Glogster theme. That was COOL. I also liked your Glogster as you had included lots of different elements which worked really well together. Thank you for letting us see them. I am really impressed. Jacqui (Canterbury University)
sup, you know that when you post a comment, you can put your own name at the top instead of Anon or putting your name in the comment.
ReplyDeleteHere's how you do it:
Below the comment space there is a selecting box with comment as: beside it. If you click the blue down button, you can acsess different things. click the selection that says Name/URL. Type in your name but no URL. press continue and post the comment.
If you did a voki I bet it would look owltastick!
ReplyDeleteIf you look on animals you would find an owl!
Trust you to have found this already Jesse. I really like how you have shared this discovery with Ben. What a thoughtful thing to do.
DeleteIt really was so sad when I could not find an owl in the animals section. Yes, it really wold have been owltastic-only if I made my voki on time.
DeleteIt will still be owl-tastic when you do make your voki Ben! I am looking forward to seeing it. 8>
ReplyDeletescroll down on animals to find the owl Ben! there are more animals and I would know because one of them is a panda!
ReplyDeleteBen, This glog looks fantastic! It is so interesting and informative. Well done!
ReplyDeleteHi Ben, I love that you finally got to do your voki! I am off to give you a badge in edmodo for being a wonderful problem solver. Wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteWHAT IS A VOKI?
ReplyDeleteA voki is a digital, voiced, animated video that can be posted to a blog.
To access the voki website, search voki.com, and there you can create your own character, have a distinguishing background and select the colour of the video player. When creating a character, click on ‘Customise your own character’, and select characters in areas such as ‘Animals’, ‘Classic’, ‘Dogs’, or ‘3D’. You can also record your own voice, using a microphone or typing your wording up. After you have created a voki, you can embed it in a blog or another website.
But how exactly do you embed the voki? Click on ‘publish’, and copy the long code the computer displays. When in your blog, click ‘Sign in’ on the top right of the screen. Then enter your email and password. Next to an orange pencil is an arrow button, if which you click on has a list of options. Click on ‘pages’, and then ‘edit’ on your page. Then paste the code you picked up from the voki website in a large white space. After that, click on the orange ‘update’ button, and then your voki is embedded.
This recently created web 2.0 learning tool is now popular throughout the world.
Love your vokis!
ReplyDeleteHi Ben, I am so glad you enjoyed the course so much! I also wish it didn't need to end. 5 weeks just doesn't seem long enough.
ReplyDeleteHOOOOOOOOOOT Ben, this is great! Why did you choose the Winter Olympics to study? Did you find anything out about Eddie the Eagle? He was a British Skier. Highly amusing!
ReplyDeleteGreat Glog!
Awesome Glog Ben!
ReplyDeleteI have learned a lot about the Winter Olympics through your presentation. You have worked so hard on this. It has been great to see you develop your problem solving skills - Well done. I am looking forward to seeing all of the digital learning you will continue to develop! Tumeke Ben - Awesome work!
Hi Ben,
ReplyDeleteI like how you chose winter animals for your Voki's to go with your Glogster theme. That was COOL.
I also liked your Glogster as you had included lots of different elements which worked really well together.
Thank you for letting us see them. I am really impressed.
Jacqui
(Canterbury University)
Your PLJ has that winter feeling.HOOT HOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI really like the fact that all of your pictures, your video and your back ground are related to your question.
ReplyDeleteHi great voki
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