Synchronizing Audio and Animation Timings with Adobe Presenter 7
June 10, 2011
Synchronizing Audio and Animation Timings with Adobe Presenter 7
June 10, 2011
Pooja works as a Senior Director of Digital Learning at Icertis. She has created several award-winning eLearning courses and authored books and video courses on eLearning tools and technologies. In her previous roles, she worked as a principal eLearning evangelist at Adobe and chief learning geek at a start-up. Pooja is CPTD, and COTP certified. She holds a master’s degree in education & economics and a doctorate in educational technology.
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Adobe Presenter is a great tool for creating Flash-based eLearning courses from within Microsoft PowerPoint. You can add animation effects and SWF files along with narration, quizzes, and simulations to transform the drab presentations into interactive multimedia experiences.

If you already have PowerPoint animations, such as flying or dissolving text and images, Presenter converts them seamlessly and displays them in the final presentation exactly as they appear in PowerPoint.

You can even synchronize the narration with animation timings. For example, if you have a slide with bulleted text items that fly in, or you have images that you want to appear in sync with the narration, you can adjust the timing so that the audio track matches the action of the animation. Let’s see one such example.

Here’s a demonstration on how to make it work:

Isn’t this an easy workflow? Let me know your thoughts by leaving a comment on this blog post.

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Dec 17, 2011
Dec 17, 2011

This EXACTLY what I was struggling to find. Thank you so so much 🙂

Saurabh Gupta

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Jun 30, 2011
Jun 30, 2011

[…] Synchronizing Audio and Animation Timings with Adobe Presenter 7 … How would you rate Adobe Presenter compared to Articulate? I understand that they have the same origin… //twitter.com/jstammer Jodi Stammer. This is exactly what I needed for a project I did a few weeks ago. […]

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