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TECHSMITH CAMTASIA: Splitting Audio for Synchronizing with Video

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

When recording short videos with the Camtasia Recorder, it’s most efficient to record your voiceover audio at the same time. However, it may be necessary for you to add the audio to the video later while working in the Camtasia Editor. I’ve seen a couple of scenarios where adding the audio to a project later is a better way to go.

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Creating Accessible eLearning: What You Need to Know

Trivantis

Stop, pause, and play audio and video using the keyboard. Alternative Text. One of the most essential and straightforward methods for creating accessible content is to provide alternative text, or text equivalents, for course elements like graphics, audio, and video. Provide short, descriptive alternative text for images.

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10 invaluable tips to develop asynchronous learning

Docebo

But, before we get to the tips, it’s probably worthwhile to cover how asynchronous learning differs from synchronous learning. Synchronous vs. asynchronous learning. Synchronous learning (at its name implies) happens at the same time, whereas asynchronous learning does not. Yep, it’s that obvious.)

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A Comprehensive Mobile Accessibility Testing Checklist

Hurix Digital

The following are some important points to consider in this regard: Ensure to include a programmatically-discernible text alternative for any information conveyed through color or a color change. To make digital content accessible to all users, providing text alternatives for images becomes paramount.

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Tips and Tricks for Making Your Content More Inclusive

Hurix Digital

Captions Videos should have captions to provide a text-based representation of the audio content. Captions should be synchronized with the audio and accurately represent the spoken words, sound effects, and music in the video. Audio Descriptions Videos should have audio descriptions to provide a narration of the visual content.

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Accessible Content Creation: Best Practices for All Types of Media

Hurix Digital

The W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) provide a set of standards for creating accessible web content, offering guidance on everything from text alternatives to multimedia presentations. This benefits everyone, not just those who rely on audio descriptions.

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Understanding WCAG – Quick Facts and Guide

Hurix Digital

Captions are provided for all prerecorded audio content in synchronized media, except when the media is a media alternative for text and is clearly labeled as such. In addition to Level A compliance, captions are provided for all live audio content in synchronized media. An introduction to the 1st version – WCAG 1.0

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