Tip of the Week: Get Creative with Voki

Tip of the Week: Get Creative with Voki

Teacher1s and students use Voki creatively in class. Today, we are compiling a list of fun and creative Voki activities that you can use in class! Check it out:

Voki Book Report

It’s a book report with a twist! Writing a book report can be boring so have your students submit a book report using Voki. They can work on their writing skills AND presentation skills!

Storytelling with Aesop’s Fable

Improve your students’ creative writing skills with this fun activity. Have your students tell their favorite Aesop’s Fable with a Voki. Or, you can have them write their own fable!

News Report with Voki

Get your students involved in class with a news report. Students can create a weekly class news report. Have each student take turns each week to create the news report!

There are a lot of fun and creative activities using Voki. If you have one, feel free to let us know!

Until next time,

Eva D.

The Voki Team

1560505_10152516453053764_8553617582835278394_nBio: Eva is the Community Manager for Voki and is part of the Marketing Team at Oddcast. She enjoys playing the piano and knitting on her free time. (She’s also a Rubik’s cube master!) She loves to hear your feedback and comments for Voki!

Voki Tip of the Week: Adding Voki on Canvas

Voki Tip of the Week: Adding Voki on Canvas

Many educators asked us if there is a way to add Voki to their Canvas account/assignments to help enhance their students learning experience. Well, we did find a way to do so and it is very easy! Just follow these steps and you will have a Voki added in no time:

1. Go on voki.com

2. Publish your Voki.

3. Select your Voki size.

4. Click to copy your Voki embed code.

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5. Go into your Canvas account and find your course.

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6. Find your assignment.

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7. Click HTML Editor.

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8. Paste Voki Embed code into the editor.

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9. Add “s” after all http.

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10. Save or publish your assignment.

11. Your Voki will be added to your Canvas Assignment!

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Easy right? Have fun and enjoy!

Until next time,

Eva D.

The Voki Team

Tip of the Week: Vocabulary Rundown with Voki

Tip of the Week: Vocabulary Rundown with Voki

Summer is in full swing! But it doesn’t hurt to prepare to the new school year! This activity is great for language classes. Here’s what you can do:

Students can create two Vokis with the vocabulary word that they need to know for the week. Ask them create 2 Vokis: one Voki with just the words (it can be 5 or more!) and one Voki with the words AND their definitions. They can use the Vokis to test and practice for the next quiz!

Check out the examples below and see if you got all the definitions correct:

Have questions, comments, or feedback? Send an email to feedback@voki.com!

Until next time,

The Voki Team

Voki Tip of the Week: News Report with Voki

Voki Tip of the Week: News Report with Voki

Looking for a fun way to get your students more involved in class? You can ask them to create a weekly class news report as if they are the newsreader. Each child can take turns in being the newsreader. The news report can be about the upcoming class trip or important test, this week’s weather condition, and anything other important class or school news!

Check out an example here:

Have any feedback, comments, or questions for Voki? Send us an email at feedback@voki.com!

Until next time,

The Voki Team

 

Voki Tip of the Week: Voki Class Mascot

Voki Tip of the Week: Voki Class Mascot

Before a class start, why not have a Voki talk about the weather or the activities that they will do in class? Create a Voki mascot for your class that greets them as they enter class. What’s even more fun? Have your students create their own mascot and have the class pick the best one! The winner becomes the class mascot for the year!

Check out this mascot:

 

Do you have any questions, comments, or feedback for Voki? Feel free to send it to feedback@voki.com.

Until next time,

The Voki Team

Voki Tip of the Week: Voki Journal

Voki Tip of the Week: Voki Journal

Want your students to keep a journal for class? Make it fun by having them create their journals with Voki by recording their own voices. Then you can embed all the characters on your class blog or class site! Encourage them to write about their day, what they learned in class, and what they saw on the way home!

Check out an example here:

Have a question, feedback, or comment for Voki? Send an email to feedback@voki.com!

Until next time,

The Voki Team

Tip of the Week: Voki activation emails

Tip of the Week: Voki activation emails

Are you not receiving your activation emails after you signed up for your Voki account? Activation emails are sent immediately after you signed up for an account. Make sure that “notifications@voki.com” is in your safe senders list. This will ensure that you receive the email notification you need.

So if you’re still not receiving your activation emails, here’s what you can do:

  1. Activation emails may be stuck in your junk/spam box. Double check your junk/spam box to see if your activation email is there.
  2. If you are using your school email, your school filter may have blocked your activation email from arriving. So talk to your IT department about allowing Voki emails to go through.

Have any questions, comments, or feedback? Email them to feedback@voki.com!

Until next time,

The Voki Team

Voki Tip of the Week: Voki Quiz

Voki Tip of the Week: Voki Quiz

Spice up your quizzes with a Voki character!

Create a character and record some questions. Ask the children to write down their answers to those questions. When they finish writing, they can read aloud their answers. When they all finish speaking, let the Voki character speak and check who has the right answers!

Check out an example below:

If you have any feedback, comments, or suggestion for Voki, send us an email at feedback@voki.com!

Until next time,

The Voki Team

Voki Tip of the Week: Voki on Wikispace

Voki Tip of the Week: Voki on Wikispace

Do you have a Wikispace? We know that a lot of teachers use Wikispace for their class website and some are having problems embedding a Voki on their page. So let’s take a look at how you can do it:

1. Go on www.voki.com.

2. Create your Voki and Publish.

3. Select the size for your Voki and copy the embed code.

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4. Log in to your WikiSpace account and click on Edit.

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5. Click on Widget.

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6. Click on Other HTML.

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7. Paste your Voki’s embed code into the box.

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8. Find src=”http://vhss-d.oddcast.com within the code.

9. Add “s” after http.

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10. Click on Save and your Voki will appear!

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If you have any feedback, comments, or suggestion for Voki, send us an email at feedback@voki.com!

Until next time,

The Voki Team

Voki Tip of the Week: Post-New Year’s Project

Voki Tip of the Week: Post-New Year’s Project

It’s always a good idea to start off the first lesson back after their holiday break with a fun Voki project! Have your students create a Voki to talk about their holiday. Make sure that they use the correct past tense!

Check out an example below:

If you have any feedback, comments, or suggestion for Voki, send us an email at feedback@voki.com!

Until next time,

The Voki Team