Accessing Archived Recordings in Wimba Live Classroom

From time to time throughout the semester, I will host “live” sessions in Wimba Live Classroon in GeorgiaVIEW. Attend the “live” sessions I host, when you can, in the Wimba Live Classroom. When you attend live, you have the opportunity to ask questions for immediate clarification.

I know some of you have classes or full-time jobs that don’t allow you much flexibility in your schedule. For that reason, I have recorded ALL of the live sessions I’ve held. However, when I look in the Tracking, I see that just a small handful of students have accessed the archives. Not listening to the archives is the equivalent of missing class.

Here’s how to access the archives.

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There is information I share “live” in those sessions that you may not find elsewhere. It’s in your best interest to attend / watch / listen. (Just like if you miss class for a traditional brick & mortar class you wouldn’t expect the professor to rehash everything for you individually, you should not expect it for an online class.) If you ask me a question via e-mail that I addressed in a live session, I’ll probably refer you to the live session archives to find the answer.

Importing Wimba Archives into iTunes

Would you rather listen to the archived recordings of our online class sessions in iTunes than through Wimba Live Classroom? Here’s how.

NOTE: When you import a Wimba archive into iTunes, you only get the audio. If you want the video, too, you’ll need to watch and listen in the Wimba Live Classroom instead.

Using Wimba Live Classroom Archives

Watch this short screencast to see how to access archived class sessions in Wimba Live Classroom.

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