Voice Email Exercises
Exercise - Set up an Asynchronous Conversation via Voice Email
- Create an Organizer Page for Course Communication
- Design a Voice Email called "Ask the Tutor"
- Detail in a sentence the importance of this Voice Email form as a private means to vocally send messages to the instructor outside of class time.
- Allow a max recording time of 3 minutes
- Make the To field invisible and pre-populated with your email address
- Send a test email
- Confirm receipt of the email
- Check out the archives and locate your message
Exercise - Create a language-based Voice Email activity
- Spend a few moments planning a Voice Email to use in your languages class.
- Maybe check out this Voice Email example.
- Create an Organiser Page in WebCT - you can place instructions, images, hyperlinks etc into the Upper Text area of this page.
- Now add a Voice Email to this page - set it up appropriately.
Course Menu Exercise - Make Voice Email the Preferred Method of Contact
- Create a new Voice Email
- Call the email and its link, "Email Tutor"
- Give the email a subject line of, "Voice Email from WebCT"
- Design this email form so messages come only to you, the Tutor.
- Type a message with instructions indicating that students are encouraged to send a message using both voice and text
- Make this email available from just the Course Menu
