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Audio for eLearning: What's that Popping Sound?

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

If you've recorded your own audio for an eLearning project, I'm betting you're guilty of creating your own plosives at least a few times. The air causes the microphone to create the "popping" sound, which can be distracting to learners. Rick teaches our Audio Basics for eLearning online class.

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Audio for eLearning: Do You Want to Sound Like a DJ?

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

by Rick Zanotti One question I get asked a lot is "How can I get my eLearning audio to the point so that I sound like a DJ?" Here's some simple techniques to make your voice sound deeper. The faster you talk the higher your voice gets. Get intimate with your microphone. vocal cords)! Talk more slowly.

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Weekly Bookmarks (5/1/11)

Experiencing eLearning

Two IDs look at the use of audio narration–how much, quality of speakers, quality of equipment. tags: e-learning audio research casestudies. Only 12% said they prefer professional voice talent. Nearly 60% of our employees said “no preference”as long as the voice isn’t irritating to listen to.

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Manual audio calibration in Captivate 5

Adobe Captivate

Prior to Adobe Captivate 5, content developers or authors had very little control over the volume of audio while recording narration in a project. Adobe Captivate used to calibrate your audio input automatically — you would not know how the audio sounds until completing the recording and listening to it. Audio Menu.

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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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Key Steps to Preparing Great Synchronous Interactions

Experiencing eLearning

Share example = Microphone. Breakout rooms–how does audio work? Audio response–something too long to type in chat. Voice & Language. don’t just focus on technology, think about how your voice works. Voice & Language. Brainstorm = chat pod. Demonstrate = Application share/web tour.

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How To Create Successful M-Learning Strategy: mLearnCon – Part I

Upside Learning

audio/video capable of recording and playback. microphone voice. Tags: Mobile Learning M-Learning mLearning mlearning Strategy. networked device. GPS enabled. games device. accelerometer. When thinking m-learning think how you can use one or more of these capabilities. touch screen. camera (photo & video).