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Monday January 18 Web 2.0 Tools: Learning with Media - Audio

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Monday January 18

Web 2.0 Tools:

Learning with Media - Audio

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Learning with Media - Audio

Audio

1. What is audio ?2. How can audio be used in learning ?3. Things to consider when using audio.4. Tools for using audio.

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1. What is audio ?

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Audio: (definition)

- that which relates to audible sound

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Examples of audio (audible sounds)

• Human generated speech/sounds (live)

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Learning with Media - Audio

Examples of audio (audible sounds)

• Human generated speech/sounds (live) • Human generated speech/sounds (recorded)

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Learning with Media - Audio

Examples of audio (audible sounds)

• Human generated speech/sounds (live) • Human generated speech/sounds (recorded)• Music (live and recorded)

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Examples of audio (audible sounds)

• Human generated speech/sounds (live) • Human generated speech/sounds (recorded)• Music (live and recorded)• Noise

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Learning with Media - Audio

1. If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

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Just because you speak (especially as a teacher/instructor), it does not mean that you have been heard.

(Just think of all the times you have asked a question - only to get a blank stare !!!)

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2. Do you hear what I hear ?

It is the line from a Christmas carol, but it can also point to the nature of hearing.

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Hearing : (definition)

the act of perceiving sound by the ear. If you are not hearing-impaired, hearing simply happens.

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Hearing VS Listening

You consciously choose to listen.

It requires concentration to process for meaning.

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2. How can audio be used in learning ?

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How can audio be used in learning ?

http://listoftheday.blogspot.com/2009/08/unseen-tv-show-characters-of-day.html

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Audio (auditory learning) has been the standard alternative medium to visual learning.

Each complements the other.

spoken written

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How audio can be used in learning ?

1. Standalone

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How audio can be used ?

1. Standalone• Lecture • Giving directions/instructions• Discussion• Other ?

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How audio can be used in learning ?

2. To enhance text

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How audio can be used in learning ?

2. To enhance text• Elaboration• Questioning• Other ?

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How audio can be used in learning ?

3. To enhance image

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How audio can be used in learning ?

3. To enhance image• Give added information• Provide context• Other ?

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How audio can be used in learning ?

4. To create a mood

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How audio can be used in learning ?

4. To create a mood• Music (background)• Other ?

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Who can use audio in learning?

1. Instructor • Directions• Elaboration• Questioning• Other ?

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Who can use audio in learning?

2. Learner• Elaboration• Questioning• Feedback• Other ?

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Why use audio in learning?

1. Dual-coding theory• Learners receive graphics and text

through the same channel (visually).• Text and graphics can compete with each

other.

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Why use audio in learning?

1. Dual-coding theory• A complex diagram with a text description

of its elements next to it can overload for the learner.

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Why use audio in learning?

1. Dual-coding theory• Audio comes through a different channel (as in,

your ear). Think about removing the text, or paring it back. Then use audio to narrate the elements in your graphic.

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Why use audio in learning?

1. Dual-coding theory• http://psychology.wikia.com/wiki/Dual-coding_theory

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-coding_theory

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Why use audio in learning?

2. Audio is more personal* than text• Audio carries a lot more personality, tone

and conviction than text does.

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Why use audio in learning?

2. Audio is more personal* than text• An expert with a great example to share,

or a story to tell can bring it to life.

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Things to consider for audio in learning

1. Learners can read faster than you can speak.

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Things to consider for audio in learning

2. When you have text and audio carrying an identical message, the media will fight with each other and the learner will lose. (Closed-captioning and audio on !!!!)

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Things to consider for audio in learning

3. Major “faux pas” when using audio: • Read the bullets that are on the screen,

ask learner to click next, repeat until learner passes out.

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Things to consider for audio in learning

4. Keep audio in e-learning of high quality• Keep it to 30 seconds if you can • Keep it sounding natural- no odd delays or edits • Keep the volume consistent between clips

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Tools for using audio

1. Computer-based• Sound Recorder (PC)• SimpleSound (Mac)

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Tools for using audio

Download• Audacity (download)

http://audacity.sourceforge.net

• Switched on: learning through audio http://www.valbec.org.au/documents/SwitchedOn.pdf

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Tools for using audio

Web• Aviary (Myna) Web-based

http://aviary.com/tools/myna