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Udemy for you and me

E-Learning Provocateur

In so doing, I created Audacity Crash Course and The Wide World of MOOCs. UFO might be a viable option for companies that don’t have an LMS, or for others that are seeking an alternative delivery platform. Udemy has actually been around since 2010, but I only recently decided to dabble in it. I thoroughly enjoyed using Udemy.

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Lets try audio

Moodle Journal

The Assignment submission in Moodle is a really nice feature, students upload their work, that you can access and read, then you either feedback live using the text box and award a grade or alternatively download the assignment, hi-light and add connects the upload this as a more detailed way of guided response. Is it time/cost effective?

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eLearning Art and Design Tips: Using GIMPShop Repeatable Textures

eLearning Brothers

There are plenty of open source alternatives out there to help your eLearning art and design. In future eLearning art and design blog posts, we will do more open source tutorials with GIMPShop, Inkscape, Audacity and other free alternatives. But, how are you going to edit that image? But which ones to use? Leave us a comment.

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Adobe Captivate 4 Audio Editing: Shhhhhh! I Mean Speak Up!

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Finally, if your audio has sections that are alternating between too loud, perfect and then too soft, try selecting the Normalize option you'll find just above Dynamics. I find that this is the option of last resort and that Dynamics or manual Volume adjustments work better. Looking to learn Captivate?

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How to Make an Animated Explainer Video (Step-By-Step Guide)

TechSmith Camtasia

If you prefer a free alternative, Audacity is another great choice and easily enough gets the job done. Once you have voice talent chosen, use a recording studio or very quiet space, a high-quality microphone and recording software to record the script. One option for recording audio is Adobe Audition.

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10 Free Audio Programs to Use for E-Learning

Rapid eLearning

I’ve mentioned Audacity before. I’m not sure why anyone would pay $30 for it considering the alternatives above, but Songsmith is available for free to educators. Try to find a consistent place to record audio so that you can better control your environment. It’s an audio editor that is free and easy to use for beginners.

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The Top 10 Most Used Online Employee Training Tools: Part 1

TalentLMS

Now, you could go with what everybody uses (Microsoft Word) or its open source alternative (Open Office), and both will surely more than capable for the task. When it comes to audio editors the general consensus is clear: whether you’re on the Windows, Linux or Mac, Audacity is the tool you should first opt for.