The Logical Blog by IconLogic
JUNE 7, 2016
In this article, I cover two of my favorite microphones for voiceover recording: the Heil PR-40 and the Shure MV51. Each of these microphones delivers high quality sound for eLearning and podcasting applications. Without an amplifier, dynamic microphones produce recordings with low audio levels.
Hurix Digital
DECEMBER 26, 2023
It supports SCORM and Tin Can API compliance, allowing you to integrate it with learning management systems (LMSs). Thanks to multimedia integration and interactivity, Hurix is one of the most versatile e-learning authoring tools out there. It offers several interactive elements, including games, scenarios, and simulations.
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TalentLMS
MAY 22, 2017
Let’s move on to microphones. Nasality can’t be easily fixed, but feedback, background noise, and fuzziness when recording your voice can be reduced with decent microphones. Depending on your selected lecture format, you’ll need either a desktop microphone, a lavalier (or “lav”) microphone, or both.
TalentLMS
JULY 21, 2021
In its purest form, all you need to make a great eLearning video is access to a laptop or smartphone with a camera, a good microphone , and an in-app recording system. For “How to” guides, product or technical training, screencasting (recording what’s on your computer screen with a voiceover overlaid) is effective and affordable.
TechSmith Camtasia
MARCH 30, 2010
Here's a quick list: * Library for reusable content * New callouts (including sketch motion and keystrokes) * New cursor effects and workflow * Copy and Paste functionality on timeline * Improved SmartFocus performance * Improved recording performance * Improved YouTube integration * Improved Audio Enhancements.
learnWorlds
DECEMBER 28, 2021
Most screencasts will use voiceover to guide the learner to complete a set of tasks. Then all you need is a tripod and a good microphone which is already integrated into your laptop or computer. Presenter video. A presenter video – also known as instructor-led or ‘talking head videos’ are the most popular ones.
Learning Visions
FEBRUARY 21, 2008
The biggest thing I would like to see is that we add some voiceover on just about all of the slides. Photo credit: Microphone by hiddedevries Posted by Cammy Bean at 1:00 PM Labels: audio , instructional design 11comments: Beth Griese said. The key from an integration standpoint is the ability separate audio files and tag them.
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