Sometimes you need to insert your voice to quiz. For example, a language teacher needs to make a listening comprehension quiz and he wants to read the material by himself; a music teacher needs to make an audition test and she needs to sing the tone; or the quiz maker may want to talk about the exam note before the quiz starts. Now you want a quiz making software which allows you to insert your voice to quiz. Wondershare QuizCreator is just this kind of quiz maker.
To insert your own voice to quiz, you could record with the “record” option in Wondershare QuizCreator, or you could first record your voice use some third-party free audio recorder to do so. First I will introduce how to record your voice with QuizCreator.
1. Launch QuizCreator and select a question type you want. Lunch the question edit window.
2. Click “sound” function under “properties”. You could see two options, first is “import sound”, and second is “record”. Click “record ” and an audio record window will pop up.
3. Set up your microphone and tick the red button to start recording. Click the blue square to stop recording.
4. Now you could see the recorded audio has already been inserted to your quiz.
Also you could use some third-party audio recording software to record your voice and insert it to quiz. There’re some freeware available such as Audacity. And then you could insert the recorded audio into your quiz. The operational procedure is quite the same with recording, just select “insert sound” under “sound” option instead.
With tool like QuizCreator, you could always explore the small functions and make use of them in your quizzes. Once I saw an English teacher make this quiz asking her students to name the sound. She record some really weird sound such as car brakes, ball bouncing, etc. She told me that one of her students said he never laughed so loud when taking quizzes. So now you see, the point is, you need creative ideas as well as a sharp tool, and quizzes could also be very attractive.
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