Captured from the book My Best Genealogy Tips: Quick Keys to Research Ancestry
The key to successful audio content is clear and engaging speech. I am excited to share this audio (.wav) file I created using EmulateMe. I asked the question, "How do you do an oral history interview?" My avatar answered back:
Then, I clicked the audio button in the chat, and the .wav was created. I am putting this in the group, My Best Genealogy Tips: Quick Keys to Research Ancestry, where I will be able to post other segments of the book: My Best Genealogy Tips: Quick Keys to Research Ancestry, Book 2
The greatest point to make is that these are words that I approve of. Some of us devour books, others watch video, and still others listen to audio while performing other tasks. I can take important principles and share them using audio. Here are a few additional reasons why this feature could be beneficial:
Accessibility: Audio content can be a great help for those who have visual impairments or reading difficulties. It makes your content accessible to a wider audience.
Convenience: People can listen to audio content while doing other tasks, like driving, exercising, or doing household chores. This makes it a convenient way to consume information.
Personal Touch: Hearing someone’s voice can add a personal touch to the content. It can make the audience feel more connected to the speaker.
Ease of Understanding: Sometimes, complex ideas can be easier to understand when they’re spoken rather than written. The use of tone and emphasis in audio can help convey the message more effectively.
Now that I have shown you how to do this and the benefits, you can get started:
- Ask me anything here
- Interact with my books
- You can also create YOUR avatar (family member, etc.)
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