VoiceThread Basics
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VoiceThread is a cloud-based application that allows users to create interactive multimedia slideshows consisting of images, documents, or videos. Users can then comment on the slides asynchronously using text, voice, or video annotations. Teachers can use VoiceThread to engage students in discussions around course materials like images or presentations by providing prompts for student responses either synchronously or asynchronously.
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- 2. VoiceThread is a cloud application (web based application) that allows users to create an interactive, multimedia slide show of images, documents and/or videos. Once the VoiceThread is shared, users may comment on the slide show with text, voice or video asynchronously.
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- 5. Teachers can use VoiceThread to engage students in conversations around a series of images, videos, or an entire PowerPoint presentation. Students have an opportunity to respond later.
- 6. A teacher might provide a series of prompts for student responses. A teacher might present a scenario for consideration or an image to encourage reflection. Students might use it to present an oral report.
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