How to make audio that is more than noise
I must admit that I prefer to learn to use a few tools really well, rather than a little bit about a wide range. I also feel that good tech skills should be transferable - from one tool to a next.
Both these perspectives are reflected here in this blog post.
Jennifer is an instructional designer whose blog reflects her passion and practical approach to elearning. This particular post describes down-to-earth tips for creating audio files that are a cut above.
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A Secret Microsoft Doesn't Want You To Know: Grammarly
Want 10x More Grammar Help Than Word Offers?
"You mean Word and Oultook don't catch everything??"
....Not even close.
Grammarly might be your answer. It catches up to 10x more errors than Word or Outlook. Here is a little video of Grammarly demonstrating it for you:
If you want to see a "real" person walking through Grammarly, check out this video. She's a professional web writer and translator. She found errors, but some were style issues. Anyway, here's Grammarly in "real life."
Think well, write well, have fun out there! ;)
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