How can you add Audio files to Presentations
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A Slidecast is an animated presentation video with synchronized voice narration. It involves uploading an existing presentation or creating a new one, then uploading an MP3 audio file. The synchronization tool allows leaving the audio unsynchronized or distributing it equally per slide. It can also be used to edit the audio, dragging markers to set start and end points for each slide, with flags indicating the current slide. Green check marks show synchronized slides. Once complete, the work can be saved and published.
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- Avoid writing "12:00 PM" as it implies midnight rather than noon. Instead write "12 noon" or "12 midnight".
- In formal writing, capitalize AM and PM in the US, while lowercase is standard in the UK.
- The differences between i.e. and e.g. are that i.e. means "that is" and is used to restate or define something previously stated, while e.g. means "for example" and is used to provide examples.
Why should you use Slideshare - Getting Started
The document discusses how to create a SlideShare account to share presentations online. It notes that creating an account is free and allows users to upload their presentations, videos, documents and other files to the SlideShare site where others can view and share them. Users can track views and downloads of their uploads, see insights into how people are engaging with their content, and gain visibility for their work.
50 things To do in Tamil nadu
The document provides a list of 50 things to do in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu as compiled by a reader. Some highlights include visiting historic temples, riding the Nilgiri Mountain Railway, participating in cultural festivals, tasting regional cuisine like idli and dosa, exploring natural areas like beaches and forests, and experiencing Tamil culture and traditions. The list aims to give visitors a taste of the cultural, historical, and natural attractions across Tamil Nadu.
Different types of profiles in Slideshare
SlideShare is a popular platform for sharing presentations, infographics, documents and videos. Users can build their professional identity and expertise on SlideShare by uploading engaging content to their profile. An effective profile highlights one's areas of knowledge, experience and allows others in the community to discover relevant content.
How to embed fonts in your Presentation file
The fonts in the uploaded slideshow appear different from the original presentation and overflow their intended positions. This is due to issues with SlideShare's new HTML player still working out kinks related to font loading and spacing. Refreshing the page may fix the problem as fonts sometimes load improperly. Alternatively, converting the file to PDF or embedding fonts directly may resolve font issues.
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How can you add Audio files to Presentations
- 1. Slidecast 101 1
- 2. What is Slidecasting? A Slidecast is an animated presentation video with synchronized voice narration MP3 Audio File 2
- 3. Steps Upload a presentation or use an existing one 3
- 4. Steps Click on the Edit / Delete link of the uploaded presentation Click on Create Slidecast and 1 then Upload mp3 file 2 4
- 5. Upload Audio File Upload the mp3 file directly to SlideShare Upload a mp3 file from the web 5
- 6. Synchronization Tool Leave the audio unsynchronized or distribute the audio equally for every slide 6
- 7. Synchronization Tool – Edit your audio • Begin by clicking on the first slide • Drag the blue edit marker to where you would like the audio to end for that slide • The red dot indicates which slide you are currently working on 7
- 8. Synchronization Tool – Edit your audio • A flag labeled "slide 1 end" will follow the marker where you drag it so you can keep track of the start and end points for all your slides 8
- 9. Synchronization Tool • Green check mark indicates synchronized slides 9
- 10. Synchronization Tool • Save and Publish your work 10