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Audiobooks for Education: The Rise of Text-to-Speech Textbooks

Kitaboo

One of the major reasons is that text-to-speech textbooks can be conveniently listened to in case the learner is unable to sit down and read. Modernization With Text-to-Speech Textbooks II. Accelerated Production Text-to-speech (TTS) technology is extremely easy to implement for text that already exists in a digital form.

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Text-to-Speech Functionality in Captivate

Integrated Learnings

There are a lot of arguments about using audio in eLearning – some in favor, some not. Audio narration can be very time consuming, and in many cases requires hiring talent for a professional sound. What if you simply do not have the time to devote to recording audio in the first place? Text-to-Speech Challenges.

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Captivate 8: Working with Text-to-Speech and Voices

eLearning Brothers

Toward the end of that post is a quick mention and “how to” on Captivate’s text-to-speech functionality. The tutorial is helpful but just touches on the feature. Recently a question came up in one of the help forums: “How do I install the Captivate 8 TTS voices?” The Windows 8 and 8.1

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Text-to-Speech Costs – Licensing and Pricing

Tony Karrer

This post is part of the series on Text-to-Speech (TTS) for eLearning written by Dr. Joel Harband and edited by me. Text-to-Speech Examples In this post, we will look more closely at costs of Text-to-Speech and issues around TTS Voice Licensing and Pricing. This is a low value usage. Includes call centers.

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Text-to-Speech Basics: What Is TTS and Who Uses It?

CourseArc

Call it the age of conversational computing—and the computer’s end of these conversations comes courtesy of a digital technology called text to speech, or TTS for short. For years it’s been used as an accessibility tool; as educational technology (edtech); and as an audio alternative to reading.

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The critical role of accessibility in elearning

Limestone Learning

Implementing accessibility in elearning Creating accessible elearning content requires thoughtful design and the integration of various accessibility features: Visual accessibility: Include alternative text for images, use sufficient contrast for text and background and ensure that all information conveyed with color is also available without color.

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The Impact of Accessibility Solutions on User Experience

Hurix Digital

of home pages globally do not have alternative texts. Similarly, larger font sizes and high-contrast color schemes help users with visual impairments, but they can also make content easier to read for users without visual impairments. Several free and paid software options online can help create transcripts.