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Improved Learner Experience with the New Audio Player [New Feature]

learnWorlds

Some prefer visual material, others written and others prefer audio or a combination of those. Today, we are so excited to announce our new and revamped Audio Player , that will take your audio upload and management to the next level! We have done a complete make-over in the way an audio learning activity is presented.

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How to record narration in PowerPoint with video

BrightCarbon

Just like in Zoom or Teams, you have the option to toggle switch the camera and microphone. Just a note – to turn your camera on, you must first unmute your microphone. You can also click the more options symbol to choose which camera and microphone source to use. Next, get set up. What else is new? PowerPoint Cameo top tips.

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Top 10 Strategies for Effectively Training Remote Employees

eLearningMind

Beginning your training program with an orientation session helps to set the foundation of the training, clarify some basic online etiquette, and tackle possible issues that might arise, such as unstable internet connection, faulty audio, and microphone problems. Did you hear icebreakers and immediately roll your eyes?

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10 Free Audio Programs to Use for E-Learning

Rapid eLearning

I’m no audio engineer. So I won’t get into all of the nitty gritty details of audio editing. If you want more details, one of the community MVPs shared some tips on how to improve your audio quality. Today I want to share some free or inexpensive ways to work with the audio in your elearning courses. Do the Basics Right.

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4 Tutorials to Help You Become an Audio Pro

Mindflash

Audio in online training is usually served up in one of two forms: (1) poor-quality, amateurish, or (2) high-quality and professional. But leaving audio out of the training mix isn’t a great option, either. When to Use Audio. Audio in all its various forms is most helpful when you need to make an impression.

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Guest Blog: How to Bridge the Gap Between Classroom and Remote Training

Cloudshare

To do this, you’ll need a good webcam and either a wireless microphone/headset or a microphone that can pick up audio at a distance without sacrificing quality. This will give people a better chance of completing exercises independently. Every little bit helps, plus it might encourage those stragglers to turn video on.

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Smart watches for … learning?

CLO Magazine

I completed this exercise in an Amtrak car while riding to Saratoga Springs, New York (pre-COVID-19). The speaker and microphone (and someday an optional camera) in the smart watch will allow us to ask a question and get a rapid, personalized response that comes to the watch or maybe to an earpiece or audio-enhanced glasses or goggles.