Rated • 1 review • science, doshdosh, blog, blogger, blogging • thelifeledger.com
Do you read blogs? According to a recent scientific study, chances are you have opinions and enjoy talking about them, read blogs out of habit, and are not really even sure how to define what a blog is. The article has even more exciting scientific revelations about you.
Rated • 1 review • health, self improvement, weight loss, fitness • thelifeledger.com
Articles on exercise, weight loss, finance, tech and more.
Rated • 1 review • computers, education, flash, edtech, camtasia • noshrinkwrap.com
Using free-flow pen drawings, shapes and arrows, you can create sportscaster-style presentations out of any video. This article demonstrates how to use Camtasia to create a sportscaster-style critique.
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Rated • 1 review • audio, science, podcasting, audacity, screencast • noshrinkwrap.com
Screencast demonstrating how to use Audacity to duck or fade music behind voice tracks, most frequently used when preparing audio files for podcasts.
Rated • 1 review • software, science, music, podcast, technology • noshrinkwrap.com
Article describing how to build and organize a catalog of songs suitable for use in podcasting, including where to find podsafe songs, how to easily batch-download songs, and how best to tag songs for quick and accurate searching. Includes screenshots and screencast.
Rated • 2 reviews • internet tools • jingproject.com
Rated • 6 reviews • science, powerpoint, presentation, windows, microsoft, slides • noshrinkwrap.com
Article with examples on making PowerPoint slides more interesting and creative.
