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jeanThis document provides instructions for adding audio to story design using the audio editing software Audacity. It discusses audio definitions and formats, downloading and using Audacity, the interface and tools, tips for editing audio, and how to save, upload, and embed audio files in WordPress. The document includes links to tutorials and recommends keeping audio clips short, under 3 minutes, and converting files to WAV or MP3 format for web uploading.
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I TunesHow to access foreign language podcasts
To access podcasts on iTunes:
1. Download and install the iTunes software on your computer, then open the iTunes store and change the country setting if not in your country already.
2. In iTunes, click on "Podcasts" in the top left window to see podcasts organized by category.
3. To listen to a podcast, click on its icon which will lead to a page with information and the option to listen or subscribe.
4. Subscribing will automatically download new episodes to your library for listening on your computer or mobile device.
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This document provides information about podcasting in schools including what podcasting is, the necessary software and hardware, how to structure podcasts, possible uses of educational podcasting, and step-by-step instructions for recording, editing, adding effects, and uploading podcasts. Podcasting allows teachers and students to record audio lessons and projects and make them available via a school portal for listening on MP3 players. Key pieces of equipment include Audacity recording software, a computer or laptop, microphone, and MP3 player.
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