[Moodle] moodle and embedded video?

[Daniel Stanley]

Hi all

 

Phil, is there an 'easy' way to get the embed code into the HTML
resource without having to copy and paste it from somewhere else?

Can you ask moodle to look up the resource you have uploaded to save you
having to invent this whole bit of code?

 

Taa

 

Daniel

 

 

 

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Flinders Christian Community College

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From: moodle-bounces at edulists.com.au
[mailto:moodle-bounces at edulists.com.au] On Behalf Of Phil Brown
Sent: Friday, 28 November 2008 4:56 pm
To: The Moodle Users' in Schools Mailing List
Subject: Re: [Moodle] moodle and embedded video?

 

Vic

It's fairly straight forward but you will have to understand the 'embed'
command. Do a search and try pasting some code into a web page you
create in Moodle. If you look at my attachment you will kind-of get the
idea. If you understand every thing in Moodle has a html address you can
link back to a particular object by referencing its html address. This
is how the embed command works but you have to have uploaded the movie
into Moodle first, but you can reference other objects on other web
sites like flickr or slideshare.

It's something you have to play around with but when you get it working
try embeding into a table and put text along side to add to
instructional content.

Phil Brown
Wellington SC

On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 11:19 AM, victor rajewski <askvictor at gmail.com>
wrote:

Is anyone using embedded video in moodle? I've just had some brainwaves
and want to see if there is anything already being done. Can moodle take
a video file, transcode it, and have it available in an embedded (flash)
player, as well as for vodcasting? i.e. like youtube/teachertube, but
local to the moodle install?

Another thing would be really useful would be the ability to scribble
and/or add comments at certain times in the videos - youtube has
annotations, and I've just come across BubblePLY
(http://www.bubbleply.com) which let you overlay speech bubbles over the
top of existing embedded videos.

More and more universities have lectures available as vodcasts, and this
seems to be the way of the future. Is anyone doing anything like this
with moodle?

ciao

vik
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