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Tool of the month: Flipgrid app for video sharing

Joitske Hulsebosch eLearning

They click on a big blue button with "Add response", which gives access to the camera and microphone and off they go. It happened to me twice that Flipgrid didn't work properly, or better said: my exercise didn't work properly. Oh yes there was a third exercise with few responses! If you have any questions, you can email me.

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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. PowerPoint Cameo top tips.

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The Art Of Voice Overs – Part 2

Edmego Learning

Breathing Exercises. The microphone picks up everything. This is where breathing exercises come. Breathing exercises are very important for both of those disciplines. Opening your mouth and performing facial exercises also enables you to use proper emphasis when needed. Your pronunciation will be accurate.

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

learnWorlds

You might remember a language class where the teacher had an audio exercise. Whether it is the teacher speaking, an assignment, a listening exercise or a song, audio has always been part of the classroom. You can follow the instructions of our how-to article here. Why Use Audio in Online Lessons. So, what are you waiting for?

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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.

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Virtual Reality as support for future teachers

KnowledgeOne

The student performs several self-reflective exercises before engaging in a conversation with a mentor, personified through a photorealistic virtual avatar. It is important to note that the student is asked to say their responses out loud throughout the exercise. They proceed to the exercise in VR only when they are fully prepared.