E-Learning Challenge #45: Challenge | Recap
If you’re like many course designers, you’ve probably had to record some audio for your e-learning courses. And recording audio is one of the si...
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Hi All, I'm not sure if anyone's mentioned this yet, and it isn't hardware at all, but one of the best tolls I've run into for recording is a teleprompter software called Mirrorscript Pro. It's free, and easily found via Google.
When running, it fills your screen with large oversize text. You can control the size and color of the text as well as the background, and the speed at which the text scrolls. You C&P text into the main field and start it running in teleprompter mode. If you need to stop and take a sip of water, pre-read the next few lines of text, or just need to catch your breath, just hit the space bar. Pressing it again starts to scroll.
It's so much easier than reading text in PPT or Storyline Notes Fields, esp. if you have vision problems...
Apparently there's an Android version as well, as this 9-year old demonstrates:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USMYHbY9MRw
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When running, it fills your screen with large oversize text. You can control the size and color of the text as well as the background, and the speed at which the text scrolls. You C&P text into the main field and start it running in teleprompter mode. If you need to stop and take a sip of water, pre-read the next few lines of text, or just need to catch your breath, just hit the space bar. Pressing it again starts to scroll.
It's so much easier than reading text in PPT or Storyline Notes Fields, esp. if you have vision problems...
Apparently there's an Android version as well, as this 9-year old demonstrates:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USMYHbY9MRw
M