In this episode of the E-Learning Curve Podcast, I introduce and discuss the basic concepts behind the learning theory of Constructivism. Learning Curve Podcast New Episode: Introduction to Constructivism is a post from: E-Learning Curve Blog. Tags: Argyris Audio Constructivism constructivist learning environment e-learning e-learning curve blog podcast podcasts Chris Argyris e-learning curve podcast learning theory MORE >>

I’ve just spent the best part of 24 hours, hunting for a WordPress HTML5 audio player , wrestling with its incompatibility with the Jetpack WordPress plugin and then finally trawling my way through my blog history converting my audio player from Flash to HTML5 for all 23 podcasts to date. However since owning an iPad and having an iPhone as a work phone, I have discovered how inaccessible my podcasts have been to other people using iOS devices, hence my decision to spend some time this weekend overhauling my podcasting process and infrastructure. link]. MORE >>

Typically, audio narration is recorded longform – that is, you record a large segment – maybe 10 minutes or so in one take. Make an audio note for yourself by saying something like “I’m going to take that again” before repeating the phrase to be redone and carrying on with the narration. In my view, your audio content will benefit from the narrator getting the four 'P's' (pace, pitch, projection, and pausing) right, than attempting to record a piece in one go. Noise reduction (NR) is the process of removing unwanted noise from an audio signal. Save the file. MORE >>

I’ve just spent the best part of 24 hours, hunting for a WordPress HTML5 audio player , wrestling with its incompatibility with the Jetpack WordPress plugin and then finally trawling my way through my blog history converting my audio player from Flash to HTML5 for all 23 podcasts to date. However since owning an iPad and having an iPhone as a work phone, I have discovered how inaccessible my podcasts have been to other people using iOS devices, hence my decision to spend some time this weekend overhauling my podcasting process and infrastructure. link]. MORE >>

Audio is a powerful and impactful tool, but it is often used incorrectly within e-learning courses. common question is "Should we have audio in the e-learning module that exactly matches the text on the screen?" It’s not that you can’t learn from audio and text, it is just that the learning is more productive if the two are separate (audio that enhances what is on the screen not repeats it word-for-word). Is it good to have audio to describe graphics on the screen? We discuss Cue Summation Theory and other theories of using audio in e-Learning. MORE >>