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Voki Tip of the Week: Posting your Voki on PBworks.com
Since the launch of Voki for Education, there have been several questions (and, yes, concerns) about publishing Voki scenes on various platforms, such as PBworks.com. Some Web-savvy Voki educators...
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The “Missing” Voki Embed Code
Quite a few Voki users have reported that they cannot see the Voki embed code, after clicking Publish. We have identified the issue and we would like to tell you about it here, as well as the solution...
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Voki Tip of the Week: Save your Voki as a video file!
Some of our users have been wondering about turning their Voki scenes into .avi files (which stands for Audio Video Interleave). We’re here to help! It’s quite easy to create your Voki scene and add it...
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Tip of the Week: Embed Voki on Google Site
Are you looking for different ways to share your Voki? You can always embed your Voki collection to your Google Site! If you attempted to embed your Voki on your Google Site (and failed), continue...
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Voki Tip of the Week: Voki on PowerPoint
Many teachers use PowerPoint in their lessons and want to put Voki into their presentations. There are several ways of putting Voki onto your PowerPoint presentations. So we compiled a list (from the...
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Voki Tip of the Week: Review Classroom Rules and School Rules
It’s a new year and after a long break, your students may have forgotten about the rules in the classroom and at school! Create a Voki to remind them of all the do’s and don’ts. Check out the example...
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Voki Tip of the Week: Voki on Popplet
We know that some of our Voki teachers use Popplet in their class! What if you want to have your Voki character there? We have the solution here! Direct Link Go to www.voki.com. Create and publish your...
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Voki Tip of the Week: Voki on Pinterest
Many teachers use Facebook, Twitter, blogs, QR codes, and other technologies in class. We also know that many teachers use Pinterest to share teaching materials, classroom ideas and activities....
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