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Use of narration and machine voice in e-learning
Hi folks! I have been working in the e-learning industry for about 8 years and have recently taken up to Captivate. Currently, I am working on an e-learning project for University learners(most of them are auditory and visual learners. Don’t know if that matters here though). Just wondering if there’s any standard approach for narration….