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13 Tips for Recording Your iPhone, iPad, or iPod

TechSmith Camtasia

If you need professional sounding narration, you’ll want to get an external microphone that plugs into your device. To get better sound right from your phone, I’d suggest using earbuds with a built-in microphone or purchasing a lapel microphone. Looking for the best microphone? Record in a quiet place.

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Are Podcasts The Most Underrated Format for L&D?

Thinkdom

The term "podcast" is a combination of the words "iPod" and "broadcast," as it was initially used to describe the process of downloading radio broadcasts from the internet and listening to them on an iPod through a program called ippoder. A podcast is a digital audio file that can be listened to or downloaded online.

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The State of Rapid Development Tools for Mobile Learning: Webinar Recording Now Available

mLearning Revolution

I’m very happy with how the webinar turned out and I would like to thank Jeff Tillett and Chad Udell from Float Learning for having me, as well as Robert Gadd for sharing the microphone with me. It took Radio 38 years for an audience that size, TV 13, Internet 4 years, and the iPod 3 years, etc.

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What’s the right technology for schools?

Clark Quinn

iPod Touch) is good enough for the issues at hand. Let me, of course, make this generic to tablets and PDAs. And not smartphones, as there are problems with phones in schools that I don’t want to get into. Having a wifi PDA (e.g.

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Welcome Camtasia Relay 2!

TechSmith Camtasia

Once recorded, the files are automatically sent to the server and made available for viewing online, on an iPod or just about anywhere. Audio at a glance - Camtasia Relay displays the audio levels for all connected microphones and guides presenters to choose the best one. What's new in Camtasia Relay 2? Visual table of contents.

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Listen Up! It’s Time to Add Podcasts to Your e-Learning

Trivantis

Anyone with a microphone and a computer can create a podcast. That means 80% of people are going to be listening to audio on their digital devices (iPods, phones, tablets, etc.) If you answered no, well, you should read this blog anyway because your e-Learners are going to love YOU when you present them with… a podcast! by next year.

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TCC09: Podcasting with Section 508

Experiencing eLearning

microphone–dynamic or condenser. Most people at their university use media players, not iPods. software: GarageBand, iTunes, Camtasia, ProTools LE, Office 2008. I’ve never heard of doing podcasts in Camtasia–he says he uses ie when he wants chapters. open source software options: Audacity. Pop filter.

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