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Wimba Classroom is a multifaceted real-time communication tool in which you can talk with your class via a headset, present slideshows, text chat, and more.
How to Access
Follow the instructions below.
In this Guide
Adding Wimba to Your Navbar Creating a Wimba Room Accessing Your Wimba Classroom
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8. In the Link Details drop-down menu, select Wimba Classroom (Figure 4). 9. Click Insert. 10. In the Window drop-down menu, select New Window. 11. For best results, enter a height of 700 px and a width of 500 px and deselect Menubar and Toolbar (Figure 5). 12. Click Save and Close. Note: Make sure you have set your custom navbar as active. The Wimba link will be visible when you refresh your Web browser or navigate to another page in the course.
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Wimba allows you to create multiple rooms in which you and students can meet online. You may want a separate room for each Wimba session, separate rooms for groups, or just one room for your entire course. 1. Click the Wimba link you created in your Navbar. A pop-up window should appear. 2. Click the blue plus sign labeled New (Figure 6). 3. Enter a title for your room. 4. Use the tabs to customize the Wimba room options. 5. Click Create (Figure 7).
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If your Web browser has a pop-up blocker enabled, you will see a white window and a pop-up message from your browser. Click the words this link (Figure 10) to open the Wimba window, or adjust your browsers pop-up settings to show the blocked pop-up window. If your browser does not have a pop-up blocker or it is disabled, two windows will open, and you will see the Wimba logo on the second window. 2. If you have not used Wimba on your computer, click Run Wizard and follow the on-screen directions to make sure your computer and browser are configured to use Wimba. Otherwise, click the words click here to bypass the set-up wizard and directly enter the Wimba Classroom (Figure 11).
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