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Students are not doing well in their courses because they are using their smartphones inappropriately during lectures. The document provides tips for properly recording lectures using a smartphone to improve learning. Students should open their phone's recorder app before class, press record at the start of lecture, and record until the end without disturbing others or using their phone for other purposes. Recording lectures allows students to review lessons and avoid missing information.
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This document provides instructions for recording audio from online radio stations without connecting any external devices. It explains that on Windows XP and older, the user should open the volume control and switch to LINE-IN, while on Windows Vista and newer they should open the volume mixer and switch to STEREO MIX. The user is told to go to a site like YouTube or an online radio station, then press record to capture the audio playback without needing any cables or connections. The document stresses not changing stations frequently during recording and that there is no limit on recording time. It concludes that online radio can be recorded the same as traditional radio stations.
make your own mix
The document provides instructions for creating a mix tape using audio tapes and various equipment. It describes connecting a tape recorder to a stereo amplifier using an audio cable or L/R cable, and then connecting the amplifier to a computer using an MP3 cable or other connections. The directions explain how to gather audio clips from tapes, insert the tapes into the recorder, and press record to capture the audio into a project file on the computer. The summary concludes by advising the reader to save their project if they like the clips.
Audio tapes to copy
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materials
audio tapes
radio / tape player
Mp3 Cable
a/v cable (audio video cable)
A/V with audio connector
L/R with audio connector
gather some audio tapes if you have one.
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Logic audio ideas - Introduction
The document discusses various audio cables and connectors that can be used to connect audio devices like cassette players, CD players, boom boxes, and computers. It explains that MP3 cables, A/V cables, and L/R cables with audio connectors can be used to transfer audio between these devices and a computer for playback or recording. Headphone jacks can also be used with audio connectors and cables to play or record audio from devices. Throwing away audio tapes is discouraged as they preserve important recordings and legacy.
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This document provides instructions for recording audio from a radio using a computer. It discusses connecting a boom box or radio to the computer via auxiliary cable and using the sound recorder application. For older Windows versions with limited recording time, it recommends downloading other free audio recording software like Audacity. The document also covers settings for Windows Vista and newer to select the microphone as the audio input and adjust the recording volume level. Potential issues like file format incompatibility are addressed, along with solutions like using a free audio converter.
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Record with smartphone
- 1. HOW TO RECORD With your Smartphone
- 2. PLEASE LISTEN!!! This part is very important, especially to you students Who are in colleges/universities
- 3. Lately, Who are in school are not really doing well in their courses. Here are my reason why they are not doing well
- 4. REASONS • Students who are in college do come into class with their Smartphone talking to any body during lecturing • Some students end skipping class, because this is not a big deal during their career. • Students who are in class disturbs the lecturing by announcing stuff that does not make sense.
- 5. WHAT CAN CHANGE? • Using your Smartphone does not mean you can talk to people. • It does not only mean you can film the class, because you may not hear what is up in the lecturing. • Lets just stop it and record by pressing sound recorder in your smart phone to record what is being lectured.
- 6. GET TO CLASS ON TIME OR FEW MINUTES EARLY • When you get to class find a place to sit • I recommend you sitting in front • Now, bring out your smart phone and open up sound recorder. It should be in your Smartphone. If you have one in, then download it and install it on your app. • When you done install it, open it up and press RECORD to begin recording the lecture.
- 7. WHEN YOU RECORD LECTURING IN YOUR CLASS • Record the lecturing from the beginning to end in every course you are taking • You should have enough space to record them. • If the memory is filled up , then transfer to your computer, or better than that your Flash Drive/ Flash Card so you save them.
- 8. NO ADDITIONAL CONNECTION REQUIRED • Students you do not need any additional connection like audio (L/R Cable or A/V cable) • It is only one materials SMART PHONE. • This is Today’s idea I’m showing you.
- 9. • Dropping out of school is no excuse, so you should have a copy in lecturing. That is educational.
- 10. •Finally, do not disturb when classes are being lecture,