Text-to-Speech voiceover audio makes localizing courses in multiple languages a snap. And with Storyline 360, creating Text-to-Speech is a snap. Check out this example and this tutorial to get an id...
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I use the text-to-speech feature during course design. It helps with timing and animations, plus listening to the script helps to catch any errors or statements that may confuse the learner. After the course is reviewed and ready to go into production, I remove the text-to-voice and replace with a real voice.
Thumbs up for text-to-speech it is a fantastic feature!
Thumbs up for text-to-speech it is a fantastic feature!
- That's a great idea, Karen! (And Allison!)
It would keep development moving rather than waiting for VO to work on animations and timing.
I haven't used it for this yet, but it would also be perfect for scratch VO - either by request or as part of a prototype to demo a design.- Totally!
- I do the same thing! I find it super useful
- That is such a great development idea.
- Thanks!
- That's a great suggestion!
- We do this too. It is really helpful for our Alpha reviews when our SMEs are less used to eLearning. It helps them really experience what the course will sound like when they receive the beta. We don't do it with every client, but some just need this.
- I have done this in the past and found it's super useful as well.
