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Reverb is a relatively new service (still in beta) that is designed to let people create short voice recordings to share with others. Th Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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January 13, 2020 6:41 AM
This works? It will change the my Fam quick approach to recording lyric on the fly
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
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Whether it is for a podcast, a video, a slide presentation, or some other multimedia project, there will be times when your students nee
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Tools, tools, tools. Quality audio made quickly and efficiently has never been easier.
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Robin Good: If you have ever transcribed a video interview, you know how frustrating is to pause, restart and rewind the video a million times to be able to get the full audio track to be transcribed properly.
Transcribe comes to the rescue with a free online service that facilitates the transcription of any video. Transcribe provides a set of dedicated options to step through the audio track to be transcribed easily.
You can pause, stop, slow down, speed up and rewind and forward of a few seconds the track at any moment by using a few keys on your computer keyboard.
To use it you only need to upload your .wav or .mp3 audio track and you are ready to go-
Very useful. 9/10
The service is free to use: http://transcribe.wreally.com/
(Unearthed by Ana Cristina Pratas - Reviewed by Robin Good)
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Last week I published a short post about a neat new service called Video Puppet . Video Puppet will take your PowerPoint slides an
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Two weeks ago my tip of the week prompted a bunch of questions from readers regarding where to find and how to use music in multimedia projects. Much like with videos watched on YouTube or streamed through Netflix, just because you can listen to a piece of music online that doesn’t mean you necessarily have the rights to re-use it in a multimedia project. That’s why I recommend trying to find music and sound effects that are either in the public domain or have a Creative Commons license that allows for re-use.
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Our voice is one of the most powerful tools we possess, but many times we default to writing instead of talking. There are definitely times when writing is the way to go, but there are other situations when spoken words can have a dramatic impact.
Voice = Presence - these tools will help you speak to your students.
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Beautiful Audio Editor is a free audio editor that you can use in the Chrome and Firefox web browsers. Beautiful Audio Editor lets you record spoken audio directly and or import audio that you have previously recorded in MP3 and WAV formats. You can edit and blend multiple tracks in the Beautiful Audio Editor. When your audio editing project is complete you can download it as an MP3 file, download it as a WAV file, or you can save it in Google Drive.
For the last few years I've recommended using Twisted Wave to record and edit audio on Chromebooks. Beautiful Audio Editor offers more options and is what I'll be using on Chromebooks from here on.
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by Silvia Tolisano
"I shared a very successful collaboration between our Art teacher and Language Arts teacher in a previous post titled Transliteracy: QR Codes and Art as well as at several conferences and workshops I was leading in the past few months. To follow up on several requests by teachers and workshop attendees, I have created a easy step-by-step how to guide /info-flyer, if you would like to record your students and create QR codes to point to these audio files.
"The examples screenshots are from Garageband (on a mac) and AudioMemo on the iPad. You can of course record the audio with any other app, program or device you have and are comfortable with using, editing and creating an mp3 or wave file."
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Create digital talking books for students with disabilities, in three steps, using Microsoft Word.
Excellent idea. Not just for kiddies either. But it does presuppose computers and IT resources, which aren't necessarily available in developing countries. That is the filter I apply as our Foundation funds girls' education in those communities.
