1. Multimedia Quizzes
Write your test.
Gather your (media) images, URLs,
sound or video files.
Assemble the test in ANVILL.
ANVILL 1 Course System
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2. Creating a Multimedia Quiz
with ANVILL
Your assignment this week is to create a
10-12 item quiz (a pre-test or a
post-test) about some materials
you’ve developed.
These slides will show you how to add
different media elements to your quiz.
My advice is to limit yourself to images,
audio and URLs.
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3. An image is a great
prompt for any
question.
A good size is
less than
600 x 600 pixels.
Save images
as .jpg or .png
reduce file size if
possible (under
40K)
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4. Using the Editor
to Add Images. you can also
include a URL
Click on the insert
images button
Upload > choose the
file from your hard
drive
Send it to the server
make adjustments
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5. An uploaded audio
file is essential for uploaded
long listening items. audio
prompt
record your own, or
upload one. right-aligned image
adds more context
if uploading, save
files as .mp3
spoken
reduce file size by response
saving as “mono”
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6. Using the Media Tools
for Uploading Audio
the same procedure
works for uploaded
video files!
Under #4, click the
Audio button.
upload an .mp3
or .wav audio file
from your hard drive
(.mp3 works best)
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7. Using an Uploaded
Video File uploaded video prompts -- a lot of work
good way to take
advantage of pre-
existing video
only accepts .mov
files :-(
Question multiple choice
reduce file size by answer
limiting the image
size to 400 x 300
pixels.
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8. Using the Media Tools
for Uploading Video
Under #4, click the
video button.
upload a .mov video
file from your hard
drive (only .mov files
work)
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9. More Questions?
You can always post
them to the Tech Help
Discussion!
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