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Audiblogs is a good web tool and Chrome extension that turns the content of any web page into an audio podcast that you can listen to in your web browser or using a podcast player. You can use your own podcast player if you have one or use the site's integrated player instead. Audioblogs 
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If you are looking for a good and free tool to create educational posts, Anchor is definitely one of the options I would recommend and here is why. First, Anchor is easy to use: simply log in to your account on the web or install the mobile app (supports both Android and iOS) and start recording using your device-integrated mic or an external one. You can also import recorded audio you have on other apps and use it with your own recordings. Most importantly, Anchor allows you to invite friends and colleagues to record with you provided they use the Anchor app.
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Voice typing is an excellent feature built in Google Docs and Slides that allow you to type and edit by speaking. You don't need to install a third-party add-on to help you with voice typing this integrated functionality works like a breeze. All you need to start using voice typing in your Docs and Slides is a working microphone and Chrome browser.
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Voicepods is a neat service that will create voice recordings based on the text that you write. Voicepods offers eight voices in which you can have your text read-aloud.
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Apple app for adding audio to photos. Personalise images with filters and fun stamps and then record voice or music, and share via social media or email.
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Audiofy turns any article into audio and lets you listen to it, making it easier than ever before to keep up to date with your reading. It takes only 5 seconds to start listening to an article you’ve seen on Safari or Chrome or Pocket, using one of our 16 high quality voices. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
María Dolores Díaz Noguera's curator insight,
September 5, 2015 7:51 AM
Listen to any article, anytime, anywhere | @scoopit via @AnaCristinaPrts http://sco.lt/...
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Audio Extractor is a tool to extract audio tracks from video files (AVI, MPEG, MPG, FLV, WMV, MOV, MP4, 3GP) and save them as MP3, WAV, iPhone Ringtone and AC3 formats. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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September 7, 2014 12:07 PM
Online Audio Extractor is a handy software for audio extracting. It can help you to extract sound streams from your favorite videos and save them as OGG, MP3, Wave or FLAC files. The interface is very simple. To extract audio tracks from video files, just open video from your computer, select proper output format, and click the "Extract audio" button. The application supports all major video formats (AVI, FLV, MP4, MPG, MOV, RM, 3GP, WMV, VOB and other)
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In an earlier post I featured a free tool for adding voice comments to Google Documents. That tool is called Kaizena.
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These seven great audio and video tools for teachers and students can make your classroom and curriculum a whole lot more vivid and engaging.
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Otter is a web tool and mobile app that allows you to record audio and generate live transcriptions of your recordings. With its AI (artificial Intelligence) capacities, Otter provides automated meeting notes for popular video conferencing services including Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams.Â
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Using audio in your eLearning courses can greatly enhance the learning experience. Read this article to learn how to effectively use audio in eLearning. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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The ability to add audio to Google Slides has been one of the most requested features for many years. Being creative, we have worked around this limitation in the past by embedding YouTube videos in Slides, or using a tool like Screencastify to record a video of the Slides while speaking. Although those workarounds still have their place, it is wonderful that we finally have the option to add audio directly to a slide!The ability to add audio to Google Slides has been one of the most requested features for many years. Being creative, we have worke
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You think you have what it takes to create an online course, huh? It won’t be easy. Creating courses takes skills in videography, instructional design, animation, screencasting, video editing, and that’s to say nothing of the skills needed to deliver or promote a course to students.
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September 15, 2016 10:39 AM
I feel that audio and recording tips are a big help figuring out the best equipment and technology that will help in the future
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When creating an online course, you often need to capture a live video, audio, or screen recording. These are 12 eLearning audio and video tools to help you get started.
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In today's post I am sharing with you a bunch of useful web tools that you can use with your students to record and share audio clips. One of the pluses about these tools besides having a friendly interface and being easy to use is that they do not require any software installation. They are all web based. Also they do not require any advanced tech wizardry to operate them.
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"Audio editing software are usually expensive and hard to operate. As teachers and educators, we sometimes need to record audio clips, edit them and integrate them in our multimedia projects in class. There are a variety of free web tools that you can use with your students to do that. I am sharing with you a list of some of the top free audio editing tools to use with your students." Via John Evans
Sue Alexander's curator insight,
August 5, 2013 4:47 PM
Adding sound can be a pain in the brain. Love having choices to make the job a bit less daunting. |
