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MEDIAL Atto Editor
UPLOAD, RESPOND, AND GRADE
Our Moodle Plugin gives Lecturers and Students everything they need
Lecturers and Students want to use Moodle in new and exciting ways and they want to use Video! The MEDIAL Moodle Plugin allows Lecturers to upload a new video or select existing content, and then either add this to Course Pages or create Video Assignments.
Students can then respond to the Video Assignments set by the Lecturer and also receive video feedback on their response via the Grade Book.
These are some of the many things you can do with the Moodle MEDIAL Plugin:
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Video Upload and TranscodeUploading Video & Audio to Moodle itself can be problematic in terms of storage and delivery of media content MEDIAL provides a way of uploading media large files to a central publishing point stored off of Moodle and delivered as streaming media. |
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Video Assignments and AssessmentsVideo being used as a tool for Assessment is becoming commonplace but Lecturers and Students need a secure way of doing this MEDIAL enables lecturers to create video-based assignments that students can respond to with video, safe in the knowledge that their content is secure.
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Grade Book IntegrationMaking and uploading a video assignment is just the start of the process MEDIAL Moodle Plugin hooks into the Moodle Grade Book allowing lecturers to view student video assignments and grade them all without leaving Moodle.
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Streams to All DevicesThere are a vast array of devices that can be used to playback media and users expect their device to be properly supported by whatever systems they use MEDIAL does all of the hard work for you in terms of transcoding content to work across all devices from within Moodle. |
Screenshots
http://integration.moodle.org/job/Precheck%20remote%20branch/13957/artifact/work/smurf.html
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