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Microsoft Producer for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003, the current version of this popular add-on for Microsoft PowerPoint, is a freely available application that facilitates the capture, synchronisation, and publishing of audio, video, slides, and images. The primary reasons for choosing this application for content integration were it’s low learning curve for non-media experts, as well [...]

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Microsoft Producer for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003, the current version of this popular add-on for Microsoft PowerPoint, is a freely available application that facilitates the capture, synchronisation, and publishing of audio, video, slides, and images. The primary reasons for choosing this application for content integration were it’s low learning curve for non-media experts, as well [...]

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Having discussed a range of primary design and authoring tools, today’s post will look at one of the key content development tools, an open source non-linear audio editor (NLE) called Audacity.
[It] is an easy-to-use audio recorder and editor for Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems .

(sourceforge.net)
Audacity has the capability [...]

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Designing the structure of a syllabus, curriculum, or course is one of the key activities to be undertaken well to ensure the course meets the learners’ needs. A discussion about approaches to instructional design is beyond the remit of this series of posts on developing learning content in an Open Environment; I recommend Benjamin Bloom’s [...]

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Designing the structure of a syllabus, curriculum, or course is one of the key activities to be undertaken well to ensure the course meets the learners’ needs. A discussion about approaches to instructional design is beyond the remit of this series of posts on developing learning content in an Open Environment; I recommend Benjamin Bloom’s [...]

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I’m in the process of implementing a content management system (CMS) for my website. I decided to go for an open standards approach during the course of the initial development of the site, and consequently as I implement the ‘back end’ I am adhering to this approach.
I though it might be interesting to discuss open [...]

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I’m in the process of implementing a content management system (CMS) for my website. I decided to go for an open standards approach during the course of the initial development of the site, and consequently as I implement the ‘back end’ I am adhering to this approach.
I though it might be interesting to discuss open [...]

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