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Press Play: 5 Tips for Writing Audio Scripts

SweetRush

Do you want to write blockbuster audio scripts that will make stars of your on-screen characters and have your audience reaching for popcorn and hoping for a sequel? If you’re already visualizing your acceptance speech, keep reading for our top five tips for writing audio scripts. Instructional designers are no strangers to writing.

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10 top tips for using audio in e-learning

From the Coleface

At last week’s eLearning Network conference I led a practical instructional design session on audio and e-learning. Here’s a lightly edited summary of the groups top ten tips on using audio. Be clear about how you think audio will enhance the learners’ experience. Use the highest sound quality possible. Use short clips.

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7 Pro Strategies for Mastering Timing and Pacing in 2D Animation

fewStones

Strategy #4: Reference Videos Using reference videos is like having a real-life guide to help you get the timing and pacing just right in your 2D animations. Analyze the Details: Watch the reference videos closely, paying attention to how the movement begins, progresses, and ends. Pay attention to the timing of sound effects.

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eLearning: Two Awesome Microphones

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

by Jeff Harris   In March, Kevin shared his techniques for  improving sound quality by using sound absorbers. In this article, I cover two of my favorite microphones for voiceover recording: the Heil PR-40 and the Shure MV51. Without an amplifier, dynamic microphones produce recordings with low audio levels.

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VARK Model In eLearning Gamification For Effective Corporate Virtual Training Solutions

Tesseract Learning

Game-based learning refers to an active learning experience within a game framework. Gamification includes voiceovers both for instructions and the storyline. There could be audio clips for describing the scenarios or to give cues for the learner to choose an action. Sounds improbable? However, there is a difference.

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10 Common Problems faced by Learners in Online Learning

Raptivity

Here are some top common problems: 1 Absence of meaningful interactivity that disengages the learners’ participation 2 Usage of flat PPT simply converted into an online course without giving the content the right treatment to make it online-friendly 3 Continuous reading out of text by the voiceover without any action on the screen which makes it boring (..)

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Should you use a script for your systems training videos?

Litmos

The process of recording systems training videos is often referred to as "screencasting." Screencasting is simply a technique for capturing your screen with voiceover and then sharing it online. But on the whole, the video flowed well and sounds very natural. Considerations for using a script.

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