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7 Sources of Free Sounds for Multimedia Projects

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 4 comments
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In my posts 11 Techy Things for Teachers to Try This Year and How To Do 11 Techy Things In the New School Year I mentioned podcasting and video creation. When creating podcasts and videos adding music and other sounds can enhance your students' presentations. Here are seven tools that your students can use find and or create sounds for their multimedia presentations.

[I am working on my Education degree and came across this. Its aimed at Teachers but I thought royalty free stuff would be of interest to our readers. - Scott]

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Comments (4)

kenholmz ·
Thank you for posting this one. Although I am not a teacher by profession I do work with teachers, and I expect most of us know a teacher or two. I will be passing this information on as well as looking at it for myself.

I believe education would best be seen as important to all who value Linux and FOSS. Eschool news, http://www.eschoolnews.com reports that with federal monies being offered for education reform "experts" are swarming like cockroaches (they were less graphic). A news item lately indicated that only 24% of those taking the ACT scored high enough to indicate they are ready for college level study. Of course SAT fanbois....I'm kidding; just a little sophomoric humor. I sat for ACT and SAT in my time (no GRE though).

Education and FOSS definitely should share a place at the table.

Scott_Ruecker Story submitter ·
I agree completely on FOSS and Education. There are more and more free resources for Teachers every day. Its integrating them into a lesson plan on a moments notice that is the fun part..;-)
Bob_Robertson ·
As a homeschooler, free is always appreciated.

I love Project Gutenberg.
Steven_Rosenber ·
Scott, this was a valuable story for me as well. I use Wikimedia Commons for images, but I hadn't thought about sounds available in the same way.

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