Ways of adding audio to your Google Site 1. Upload an mp3 file to your Google Drive and make sure it is viewable to everyone. Link to it in your Google Slides or Google Site and play it alongside an embedded set of Google Slides. You can record an mp3 using Quicktime, Garageband, Audacity on a PC or with Twisted Wave on a Chromebook. If you want to you can add a play button to your Google Slide and hyperlink to the audio track so the whole thing looks smooth.
Jingle Bells2. Or you can make and embed your own You Tube videos or there are pre-made You Tube videos you can embed that are really cool to use. YouTube Video3. You can upload a file to the Google App Soundcloud and embed the file into your Google Site. 4. The Chrome App Movenote allows you to record audio narrate your Google slides. This video show you what it's all about. You can then embed the narration into your Google Site. Sadly Movenote is now a paid for service- $5 per user. Here is a video to show you what one looks like. YouTube Video6. Here is a video by Mike Petty sharing how you might use Adobe Spark to narrate a Google Slide Show Using Adobe Spark to Narrate a Google Slide Set7. You may also like to try adding audio commenting your blog using Speakpipe. Here is a how to on how to do that on Bling4yrblog. For some students it’s a lot better for them to hear your feedback on their work than it is to read your feedback. The inflection of your voice can go a long toward softening the tone of the feedback and or adding a level of encouragement to your the feedback students receive. To that end, here are three tools for adding audio feedback to documents and slides. Mote is a Chrome extension that can be used to record voice notes directly within Gmail, Google Classroom, Google Slides, and Google Documents. One of its many convenient features is that students do not need to have the extension installed in order to listen to your voice notes. This video shows you how to add audio notes to Google Documents and this one shows you how to add audio notes to Google Slides.
e-Comments is a Chrome extension that lets you add canned comments to Google Docs, Word documents (when opened in your web browser), Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, and just about any page that has a commenting feature. e-Comments provides a huge bank of pre-made comments arranged by grade level and skill. You can also create your own canned comments in e-Comments. Those comments can include your own audio recordings. Watch this video for a complete overview of how to use e-Comments. Kaizena is a tool that I’ve used at various points over the last four years. Kaizena can be used as a Chrome extension or you can simply go to the website and import documents (Word, PDF, and Google Docs are supported) to add voice comments to them. The nice thing is that much like e-Comments, audio comments in Kaizena are saved in your account and can be re-used across multiple documents with just a click or two. Here’s a short video overview of how to use Kaizena to add voice comments to a document. Professional Development Opportunities
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How do I insert an audio file into Google Sheets?showModelessDialog(dialog, 'Play Audio'); }; Switch to the Google Sheet you created, right-click the Play button and assign the openAudioPlayer script to the button. Click OK to save your changes. Now play the URL of any MP3 file in any Google Sheet cell, click the Play button and the audio will play in a modal window.
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