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What it does – This effect will analyze your audio and find spots that it thinks should not have noise (for example lulls in conversation or other more punchy sounds). Making adjustments to these will adjust your audio speed (and if on PC it’s sound). MORE
By the end of the session, you should be able to successfully design instructionally sound and engaging mLearning projects. Wednesday, April 4, 2012 | 10:00AM Pacific Time Free Webinar, Membership Not Required This webinar showcases one of the most popular, best-rated sessions from mLearnCon 2011 Conference & Expo, newly updated and now available to all through this special online presentation. It is clear that mLearning presents a unique challenge for instructional designers. MORE
In the meantime, I sent a bug report to Adobe, which they followed-up the next morning saying that some sound cards have trouble with the audio dll file and provided this fix: Close Captivate 4 if it is open. MORE
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Posted in Uncategorized I could probably bore you with a few more posts just on character development, instead I want to share some important lessons learned in designing the audio assets for a serious comic. MORE
You might be tempted to write the small talk that starts a conversation, so it sounds realistic. It varies the rhythm, makes people sound more human, and gives them character. MORE
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When recording voice overs in a non-professional studio, you’re bound to run into unwanted background noises, and other pesky sounds that your microphone picks up. Make your own sound booth. Best of all, if you’re on a budget you can build a vocal sound booth for under $60. MORE
It's called Sounds of the Bazaar and it looks like it's been going for a while, because this is edition number 14. I am featured on a podcast this month which is hosted by one of the busiest men in e-learning: Graham Attwell. The podcast lasts approximately one hour and is reminiscent of a vox pop radio show. MORE
by Kevin Siegel I received an email from a new Captivate developer who was having a hate-hate relationship with the click sounds he was hearing in his Adobe Captivate demonstrations and simulations. MORE
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I spent the day at an ASTD conference on e-Learning design. We spent a very abreviated time talking about development tools, and HTML and XML came up. More about what else I learned at the conference later.). When I got back this evening, I wanted to know a little more about XML. Oddly, I discovered this video among the links, and I’m very impressed. MORE
Think of Simon Garfunkel and the enchanting music of ‘Sound of Silence’ compel you to break into a song. v=wKsdMenonLw (Compliance, Sound of Silence). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sound_of_Silence. MORE
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This one’s a bit obvious, but it needs saying. It’s oh so tempting when confronted with a new project to jump straight into the creative process of selecting the ingredients for your blend without a clear understanding of what it is that you’re required to achieve. There will be plenty of room for creativity later on in the design process, although you may find that the ‘how’ becomes all too obvious once you have answered the questions ‘what’, ‘why’, ‘who for’, ‘by when’ and ‘for how much’. MORE
However, there’s a huge difference between doing video, and doing video well, and one of them is knowing when to use captions vs. sound. One of the most annoying things you can find in your Facebook feed is a video that autoplays with the sound on. It’s TV ads with the sound turned off.” MORE
I don't mean to suggest that vocational education is only for those failed by school - that would be a silly thing to say and completely untrue as members of my own family would attest - but I didn't want to ruin that pithy final sound bite by hedging my statement or garnishing it with hard-to-pronounce typographical symbols MORE
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