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Sunday, March 14, 2010
What sound is good for. To rather state the obvious, audio is useful when we want to know what something sounds like – a human voice, a piece of music, a fire alarm, a bird song. More commonly, we use sound as an alternative verbal channel to text. Tags: Blog elements sound What contribution can it make? Weaknesses.
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
Tags: extracting regions Audio Sound Forge Narration Adding Markers rapid e-learning adobe captivate elearning development content
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
It's called Sounds of the Bazaar and it looks like it's been going for a while, because this is edition number 14. I am featured on a podcast this month which is hosted by one of the busiest men in e-learning: Graham Attwell. The podcast lasts approximately one hour and is reminiscent of a vox pop radio show. Hope you can make it.
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Monday, November 19, 2007
Life in America feels like perpetually rushing to five-alarm emergencies in an ambulance pulled by stoned cats - Martha Beck - WebMd I'm glad it's not just me
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Using a USB microphone ensures that your recording is transferred to your computer digitally ( analog microphones use your sound card and must convert an analog signal to digital —resulting in sound degradation). Double and triple check your initial recordings to ensure the audio sounds suitable for your context. Microphone.
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Monday, September 15, 2008
Just in case you forgot, Emerging Sounds of the Bazaar, recorded live during ALT-C last week, was a great event. Noises off. and now it's live. More good news - it's now available for download on the Pontydysgu site. There are even some poetry performances by George Roberts and me, so it has a little of everything, for everyone.
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Monday, September 21, 2009
Tags: audio editor Audio Audacity sound content production post-production podcast multitrack audio
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Tuesday, February 20, 2007
And actually made me sound smart!!!!! Tom responded directly to my confused comments on his blog! And I fully agree with his following comment: It's a question of letting go: "it's out there, go get it, take what you need and leave the rest, ask if you get lost, share what you find that will help the rest of us". This guy's good
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Monday, June 29, 2009
I spent the day at an ASTD conference on e-Learning design. We spent a very abreviated time talking about development tools, and HTML and XML came up. More about what else I learned at the conference later.). When I got back this evening, I wanted to know a little more about XML. Click here to view the embedded video.
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Saturday, March 26, 2005
Hardly anyone knows that Windows loads with a free sound recording/editing tool: Start--programs--accessories--entertainment--sound recorder Good for recording sounds and simple editing like creating a loop, cutting a sound clip in half, etc. Not terribly sophisticated but I use it a lot in creating PPT shows
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