“As a language educator and IT aficionado, I am constantly
searching for tools that I can use in conjunction with language
education. Lately I’ve been using the audio manipulation and
conversion tool Audacity to record and edit audio inputs and
convert them into a variety of formats, including the ever popular
MP3, for a number of uses in courses and course materials
preparation.“For example, I use an MP3 player/recorder to record my
lectures, which allows me to move around the classroom while
recording. I then copy the audio file to the computer and edit it
with Audacity so absent students can hear the lesson…”
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