The Evoca Voice Comments Recorder plugin for WordPress enables bloggers and website hosts to invite online visitors to record voice comments, in addition to typing a standard text comment. This innovative online voice recording feature is available for anyone using WordPress.org web software to build a blog or website. Getting the Evoca voice commenting plugin is easy at the WordPress website or with an Evoca Express account.
Evoca’s launch of its Voice Comments Recorder plugin coincides with the WordCamp Savannah 2010 conference being held August 20-21 and with the return of educators and students to classrooms and campuses around the world. “Evoca has been a favorite voice recording service for language educators everywhere”, remarked Murem Sharpe, Evoca CEO. “Our new WordPress voice commenting feature enables instructors and students to exchange voice recordings for language practice and feedback sessions, threaded together with text comments.” It is incorporated directly within the standard WordPress commenting system, so educators can review recordings before publishing them online, just as they do with text comments.
WordPress users can create password-protected pages for language classes based on the Evoca voice commenting feature. English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) and foreign language instruction is a multi-billion dollar sector. Evoca readily handles high volumes of recordings with its scalable software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform.
With over 11 million downloads of WordPress version 3.0, WordPress is the most popular web software in use today. It is used by over 300 of the 10,000 largest websites worldwide.
For more information about Evoca’s voice-to-web service subscriptions, visit www.evoca.com. A 30-day Evoca Express free trial subscription is available.
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Evoca delivers voice commenting plugin for WordPress blogs and websites
The Evoca Voice Comments Recorder plugin for WordPress enables bloggers and website hosts to invite online visitors to record voice comments, in addition to typing a standard text comment. This innovative online voice recording feature is available for anyone using WordPress.org web software to build a blog or website. Getting the Evoca voice commenting plugin is easy at the WordPress website or with an Evoca Express account.
Evoca’s launch of its Voice Comments Recorder plugin coincides with the WordCamp Savannah 2010 conference being held August 20-21 and with the return of educators and students to classrooms and campuses around the world. “Evoca has been a favorite voice recording service for language educators everywhere”, remarked Murem Sharpe, Evoca CEO. “Our new WordPress voice commenting feature enables instructors and students to exchange voice recordings for language practice and feedback sessions, threaded together with text comments.” It is incorporated directly within the standard WordPress commenting system, so educators can review recordings before publishing them online, just as they do with text comments.
WordPress users can create password-protected pages for language classes based on the Evoca voice commenting feature. English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) and foreign language instruction is a multi-billion dollar sector. Evoca readily handles high volumes of recordings with its scalable software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform.
With over 11 million downloads of WordPress version 3.0, WordPress is the most popular web software in use today. It is used by over 300 of the 10,000 largest websites worldwide.
For more information about Evoca’s voice-to-web service subscriptions, visit www.evoca.com. A 30-day Evoca Express free trial subscription is available.