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Adobe Captivate: Six Ways to Use Voiceover Scripts

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

by Jennie Ruby    I often point out in my classes on  writing eLearning voiceover scripts  that a script is necessary so that when you record the audio you don't skip anything, don't stumble, and don't say "um." In the Slide Notes pane, you click the TTS check box.

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How can I organize e-learning project assets for effective version control and file management?

Yukon Learning

Read on as we answer the “as heard in training” question: “ How can I organize my e-learning project assets for effective version control and file management? If you’re like a lot of e-learning developers, you’re probably working on multiple projects or with several customers at the same time.

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What are Development Ratios and How Do They Affect eLearning Courses?

Thinkdom

It helps them decide whether outsourcing is the right choice. It includes every aspect of project development, from the initial discussions to the final testing on the Learning Management System (LMS). This score helps us estimate how much time and effort we’ll need to create the course.

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How to Plan for Seat Time Requirements (and Get It Right the First Time)

Maestro

Luckily, we’d opted for a voiceover-led course, which is the best way to adhere to seat time requirements. Think of it this way: you might estimate that 50 slides will equal 1 hour of learning, but tech-savvy learners could zip through your course much faster. Seat time calculators are helpful, but they have limitations.

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eLearning translation challenges and how to overcome them

BrightCarbon

Even if the actual text translation of your eLearning is perfect, there are many other hurdles a project has to overcome. If you have a mismatch between your animations and your voiceover, or tiny squished up text and visuals that aren’t relevant to your whole audience, you’re unlikely to meet your learning objectives. The solution.

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GOANIMATE: Character-Based eLearning Made Easy

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

So I created a GoAnimate video in which one colleague helps another with his Excel spreadsheet.      Now, it’s one thing to simply embed a video into an Adobe Captivate slide as a stand-alone, and then go on with a standard Captivate lesson in the next segment. And at that moment, the GoAnimate video ends.

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GOANIMATE: Character-Based eLearning Made Easy

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

So I created a GoAnimate video in which one colleague helps another with his Excel spreadsheet.      Now, it’s one thing to simply embed a video into an Adobe Captivate slide as a stand-alone, and then go on with a standard Captivate lesson in the next segment. And at that moment, the GoAnimate video ends.