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PowerPoint: Text-to-Speech Voiceover Tools

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by AJ George  When you give a PowerPoint presentation live, what you say verbally is more important, probably more interesting, and certainly more fleshed out than the few words or pictures on the slides. You could, of course, record a voiceover in PowerPoint, but maybe you have a cold and your voice isn't up to par.

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PowerPoint 2007: Adding Voiceover Narration to Presentations Converted to Movies

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Last week I detailed how to turn a PowerPoint 2007 presentation into a movie that could be uploaded to popular video sharing sites like YouTube.      If you wanted to add voiceover narration to the movie, however, you may have run into a bit of a problem--there is only one row in the Windows Movie Maker timeline for audio.

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eLearning: When Should You Record Your Voiceover Audio?

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by Kevin Siegel      Adding voiceover audio to eLearning enhances the learner experience. And before you spend thousands of dollars hiring voiceover talent to record your audio, you should know: your voice is fine (nobody likes their own voice so trust me on this, yours will do nicely). more informal. 

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What Doesn’t Belong In Your XR Training Content

Roundtable Learning

Maximizing the impact of Extended Reality training can be accomplished with an effective strategy. Excessive Voice-overs Don’t sabotage the learning process with too many distracting voiceovers. Similarly, walking learners through an immersive learning experience with excessive voiceovers can derail them from their learning objectives.

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eLEARNING DEVELOPMENT: Audio, Text, or Both?

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Some of the courses I’ve taken were clearly PowerPoint presentations and designed to be eLearning. And I’ve seen courses that included voiceover narration but little (or no) text on the screen… just some very dated clipart. When it comes to effective eLearning, should there be more text on the screen? Sound Shield.

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The three elements of building learning environments for VR training content

STRIVR

Immersive content specialists partner up with instructional designers, data scientists, UX designers, and business stakeholders to craft an experience that affords learners a sense of presence and engages them far more effectively than other training methods. The sound in VR is paramount for presence. Designing a realistic soundscape.

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Adobe Captivate, TechSmith Camtasia Studio, Articulate Storyline: Production Times

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If you're going to include voiceover audio (and I highly suggest that you do since audio has been shown to improve the learner experience), you should create an audio script. Many people create the content in PowerPoint and simply import the content into the eLearning tool. In my experience, creating content in PowerPoint is easy.