eFront

APRIL 4, 2012

So you’ve gone through the steps of creating a podcast series and you have your first recording in hand. It’s now time to edit and publish your podcast for a professional result! First step is to download Audacity & AoA Audio Extractor , and if you would like to use introductory and closing music you can find links to free resources in this post. Note: if your recording tool allows you to export your file automatically to “WAV” you can skip the first step.

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The E-Learning Curve

SEPTEMBER 1, 2009

So far in this series of posts about Podcasting for E-Learning from the E-Learning Curve Blog , I've covered a lot of material, including: A Brief History of Audio in Education The Four 'P's' of narration Introduction to Audio Production Digital Audio Basics Now, it's time to look in some depth at editing and producing podcast content. You don’t have to edit audio in a beginning-middle-end sequence. You can use Audacity to: Record live audio.

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The E-Learning Curve

AUGUST 21, 2009

I've been discussing podcasting in some depth recently: today I've decided to take a break from the topic, and tell you about a related subject. Let's pretend for a moment that you've followed all my advice, tips, and suggestions about creating, authoring, recording and producing podcasts with alacrity. Web-Based Training, podcasts) On-line assessment Management of continuous professional education (CPE) Collaborative learning (e.g., Next time : Back to podcasting --.

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The eLearning Coach

MARCH 23, 2010

TTS can also be effective as the voice of an avatar or guide, like the Ben character from MediaSemantics above. It also seems appropriate when there isn’t time or budget for recording and syncing visuals and audio, particularly for dummy audio when you need to show sponsors and SMEs how the media elements of an online program will be integrated prior to the recording. The Professional version is most relevant to online learning as it converts files to wav/.mp3

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Origin Learning

JUNE 17, 2014

This technology has made teaching more effective and learning more engaging. Learners of this learning style are mostly of the listening and observing type, therefore audio- based eLearning courses suit a learner of this kind. These audios are toggled on or off depending on the learner’s need. All eLearning authoring tools have provisions for audio inputs which can be used to create auditory learning content like recorded lectures, digital storytelling, and podcasts.

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