speak the words

Speech Recognition On/Off Functionality

Submitted by febster on Wed, 06/07/2017 - 06:17
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In a previous bug thread I explained an issue where, if there was enough background noise...the speech recognition didn't know when to shut off. This meant that I'd have to wait an excessive amount of time, sometimes up to 1 minute to get feedback on speech. 

It would be great to require the speaker to click to start speech and also click off to end speech input. This would in theory tell Google Chrome that all speech input required has been completed and hopefully speed up the time it takes to receive feedback.

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Activate Content Types

Submitted by jgoldstein on Fri, 06/02/2017 - 15:04
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Content creation

H5P is installed in Moodle at my institution, and for some reason, many of the content types are not activated. Could someone help with that?

The content types that are not activated (read: grayed out):

  • Arithmetic Quiz
  • Speak the Words
  • Personality Quiz
  • Questionnaire
  • Find Multiple Hotspots
  • Image Juxtaposition
  • Agamotto (Image Blender)

I have no idea why they would not be activated.

Speak the Words - Excessive Wait Time between Voice Input and Question Feedback

Submitted by febster on Thu, 06/01/2017 - 10:14
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Bugs in content types

Hi Guys!

Love the potential of the new 'Speak the Words' content type.

Currently though, there is a long delay between voice input and answer feedback.

Check out what's going on here.

https://screencast.com/t/Q54wMznEh

Is this likely an H5P issue or my WP website? Is there a setting I need to change on my site?

The latest H5P update which had 'Speak the Words' examples seemed to work quite fast. Is this perhaps because European language input is faster than other Asian languages?

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