Introducing ProfessorDoc – My Voki
April 16, 2008 at 4:55 pm | In Dr. Kirsti A. Dyer, Ruminations Blog, Teaching, Voki Avatar | 1 CommentTags: avatar, Computer generated, Edublog, edublogger, speaking avatar, voki, Web 2.0
I was inspired by the Edublogger post about “Adding A Voki Speaking Avatar To A Post or Page of Your Blog” and thought it would be something interesting to add to the site. I am do not particularly like being video taped, but don’t mind recording messages.
I am pleased to introduce My Voki,* or a talking voice character, a computer-generated version of myself, Dr. Kirsti A. Dyer a.k.a ProfessorDoc. She will give you a brief introduction to the Ruminations of an Online Instructor – MD Blog. To hear the message, simply click on the arrow in the frame below.
What is a Voki?
* Voki comes from Vox + Loki = Voki. “Vox” is Latin for voice and “Loki” is a prankster character in Norse Mythology.
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