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Camtasia Audiate: Using AI to Create Voiceover Scripts, Text-to-Speech Audio, and Avatars

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

With its intuitive interface and powerful features, Camtasia Audiate goes beyond traditional audio editing to provide AI tools for generating voiceover scripts, text-to-speech audio, and lip-synched avatars. Heres an overview of how I used Camtasia Audiate to create a voiceover script, the voiceover audio, and an avatar in mere minutes.

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Effective Video Training – Breaking it down

Dashe & Thomson

In this post and others, Ross points out several characteristics that make for quality learning videos: • Match the visuals, titles, and voiceover – a seamless integration of these elements seems effortless. by using a variety of methods – titles, voiceovers, different camera angles, music. Keep people engaged (!)

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Extending Mobile Models

Clark Quinn

To be clear here, capture is where you use the text insertion, microphone, or camera to catch unique contextual data (or user input). Here I’m thinking alternate reality games or augmented reality (whether it’s voiceover, visual overlays, what have you). This data, then, is available to review, reflect on, or more.

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5 Tips for Using Video in Online Training Courses

LearnDash

Practice your delivery in front of a camera. However, many instructors feel anxious or awkward about giving their lessons in front of a camera. Here’s where to start. One of the biggest benefits of video content is that learners feel more connected and engaged when they see their instructor rather than a series of narrated slides.

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Video Training – why it’s here to stay

Dashe & Thomson

Of course video doesn’t just mean watching a person go through a presentation on camera. Add a voiceover that helps to make the transition from one point to the next and you have a compelling piece of video training. We’ve gotten used to the ‘cool’ factor of Flash movies over the years.

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GOANIMATE: Character-Based eLearning Made Easy

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

In GoAnimate, I used the Camera Effects to zoom in on the screen, until the spreadsheet simulation was full size. Suddenly, the mouse starts moving, the voiceover from the GoAnimate is still talking us through the lesson (I’ll explain the trickery with the voiceover in a later article), and we are into a software simulation demo on Excel.

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Seven ways that video can transform learning at work

Clive on Learning

Whereas once video cameras cost many hundreds, if not tens of thousands of pounds, they are now integrated for no additional cost in computers, stills cameras and mobile phones. Sometimes you just have to point the camera, press record, shoot what you see and then upload to a website.

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