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Adding audio
Have there been any further developments on adding audio files to wikis (1.0)?
I found a question by Allison 6 months ago asking the same thing and would like to know if there have been any updates made to assist in either embedding audio files or podcasts or being able to add audio files to wiki pages.
I also have been looking at the "How to .." pages for the wiki 2.0 created by Rachel Penning and want to know if the information there can also be applied to the wiki1.0?
I found a question by Allison 6 months ago asking the same thing and would like to know if there have been any updates made to assist in either embedding audio files or podcasts or being able to add audio files to wiki pages.
I also have been looking at the "How to .." pages for the wiki 2.0 created by Rachel Penning and want to know if the information there can also be applied to the wiki1.0?
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Inappropriate?Hi Moja,
We have a page from our old FAQ that describes how to add music to a 1.0 wiki. You can find that information here: http://newfaq.pbwiki.com/AddingMusic
Best of luck!
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Inappropriate?Hi Casey,
Thanks for the reply and the information. I've checked out the pages that you sent and would like to follow up.
Odeo and Goear both allow me to embed MP3 files that are on their sites into my wiki, however I was thinking more about how I can embed recordings that I have made into my wiki.
For a little more information, my wiki is for education and each of my students have created their own wikis. I would like my students to record their own voices onto either a .wav file or as an mp3 file and be able to embedd these files into their wikis so that they can listen to them and other people who access their wikis can listen to them.
Do you have any ideas on how I can do this.
Thanks.
I’m still searching
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Inappropriate?How to keep the Audio on the Same Page
1. Create an mp3 file from your audio file (QuickTime Pro, iSquint, Audacity).
2. From PB Wiki Manual:
...add music or sound to my pages?
1. Go to your wiki and upload your MP3 to the files page.
2. Go to: http://www.google.com/ig/directory?sy...
3. Click the "Add to your webpage" button
4. In the song URL text box type in "/f/" and then whatever the file name is, ie: "http://yourwikiname.pbwiki.com/Audio-Notes/f//yourmusicfile.mp3"
5. Click "Get the Code" and copy the code that appears in this text box.
6. Go to the page on your wiki where you would like this mp3 to play and enter edit mode.
7. Click "Insert Plugin," choose "Productivity," and then "Any Google Gadget."
8. Paste the code from the website in this box.
9. Click "Preview," then "OK," and then "Save" the wiki page.
If all goes well, your mp3 should work on your site.
pbwikimanual.pbwiki.com/How-do-I?SearchFor=audio&sp=1
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Inappropriate?I'm would like to be able to take a picture of student writing work (we don't use identifying information in our work), add an audio note about the strategy the student used, and upload the connected photo/audio file to the wiki. Any suggestions? Students could also audio annotate their own photos of work. Authors teaching authors.
(We don't have enough computers for everyone to be writing, commenting, annotating on the computer.) -
Inappropriate?Hi Sheri,
I recommend embedding SlideShare.com slides in your wiki. Get an account. Upload the images and sounds to SlideShare. Create the slide. Paste the embed code into our HTML plugin.
Here's a clip from them.
