I'm wondering if anyone's aware of a way to record a student's audio response within Storyline? If so, has anyone found a way to parse that response with a text or previously recorded audio file to simulate a conversation?
At this time, Storyline does not allow you to record voice/audio answers. Perhaps you could submit that as a feature request. As to what you are trying to accomplish, others in the community may have advice for you. I know if you look here and here, there are people interested.
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I admittedly didn't have a ton of time to dig in to this, but what about the following:
On the slide where you want to gather audio: 1. Provide a text entry field and instructions/link to an online recording service (I haven't researched any in depth for privacy, etc. mind you) such as Vocaroo (http://vocaroo.com/) 2. Have the student do the recording, and then 3. Paste the share link in the text entry in SL to pass through.
I don't know your audience/technology setup, but here's a quick slide I threw together to demonstrate:
I really don't think there's a way to parse in the audio after that, although it would be really cool if you could dynamically populate the target of a Web Object (I'm pretty sure that would get it done by feeding back in the stored variable value and playing automatically when loaded).
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Hi John,
At this time, Storyline does not allow you to record voice/audio answers. Perhaps you could submit that as a feature request. As to what you are trying to accomplish, others in the community may have advice for you. I know if you look here and here, there are people interested.
Thanks Ashley,
Happy holidays!
John John Fox
M.S., CPT
Winning Performance by Design
Fox Performance Design, LLC
E-Mail: jtfox@fox-pd.com
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Happy Holidays to you as well John! As an FYI - when you reply via email your signature is included, so you may want to edit your post to remove that information if you don't want it out publicly.
John,
I admittedly didn't have a ton of time to dig in to this, but what about the following:
On the slide where you want to gather audio:
1. Provide a text entry field and instructions/link to an online recording service (I haven't researched any in depth for privacy, etc. mind you) such as Vocaroo (http://vocaroo.com/)
2. Have the student do the recording, and then
3. Paste the share link in the text entry in SL to pass through.
I don't know your audience/technology setup, but here's a quick slide I threw together to demonstrate:
http://www.richardcordrey.com/Projects/vocaroo_test%20output/story.html
I really don't think there's a way to parse in the audio after that, although it would be really cool if you could dynamically populate the target of a Web Object (I'm pretty sure that would get it done by feeding back in the stored variable value and playing automatically when loaded).
At least it's halfway there... ;)
Thanks Rich,It offers some options! Thank you for sharing this.
Kind regards,John
John Fox
M.S., CPT
Winning Performance by Design
Fox Performance Design, LLC
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