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Adobe Presenter: Managing Voiceover Scripts

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Adobe Presenter has a pretty nifty way to help you display your voiceover script while recording audio. Instead of having to manage a printout while simultaneously recording your voice and clicking through slides, you can view your script in a moveable pop-up box that functions much like a heads-up GPS display. by Jennie Ruby.

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Adobe Captivate: Six Ways to Use Voiceover Scripts

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by Jennie Ruby    I often point out in my classes on  writing eLearning voiceover scripts  that a script is necessary so that when you record the audio you don't skip anything, don't stumble, and don't say "um." In the Slide Notes pane, you click the TTS check box.

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ADOBE CAPTIVATE 2017: Improved Closed Captions

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When it comes to accessibility, Adobe's products have always been some of the best available. Nevertheless, Adobe found a way to improve them.   Adobe has raised the bar quite a bit with Captivate 2017. .   Adobe has raised the bar quite a bit with Captivate 2017.   Looking to learn Adobe Captivate?

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New 1-Hour Live, Online Course: Microsoft PowerPoint to eLearning via Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, TechSmith Camtasia, or Presenter

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And, because there are no reporting features or provisions for SCORM or AICC, you cannot effectively integrate PowerPoint presentations with Learning Management Systems.  Does the voiceover audio you added to your PowerPoint slides still work when the slides are imported into your eLearning tool? Do the animations still work?

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Adobe Captivate or Adobe Presenter: Which One Is Right For You?

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by Jennie Ruby    Adobe Presenter and Adobe Captivate have some overlapping functions. Both can create eLearning lessons that can be uploaded to and report results to a learning management system (LMS). Adobe Presenter is a PowerPoint add-in, and is marketed by Adobe specifically to educators.

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Adobe Captivate: Slow Down Your Speech Agent

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by Kevin Siegel      Using Captivate's Text to Speech feature allows you to quickly convert written text to voiceover audio.         In the Speech Management dialog box, select a Speech Agent and then click  Generate Audio. It's an awesome feature.

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New 1-Hour Live, Online Course: Microsoft PowerPoint to eLearning via Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, TechSmith Camtasia, or Presenter

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

And, because there are no reporting features or provisions for SCORM or AICC, you cannot effectively integrate PowerPoint presentations with Learning Management Systems.  Does the voiceover audio you added to your PowerPoint slides still work when the slides are imported into your eLearning tool? Do the animations still work?