Free Technology for Teachers: Three Tools for Making Short Audio Recordings

There are three instruments that I usually advocate to those that need to simply document brief spoken audio tracks and do not require further modifying features. Those three instruments are Vocaroo, Online Voice Recorder, and Twisted Wave.

All three of those instruments do not require college students to have e-mail addresses or create any form of account in an effort to make a brief audio recording then obtain it as an MP3.

Vocaroo
I’ve been utilizing Vocaroo for greater than a decade. It’s extremely easy to make use of. Just head to the location, click on the document button, and start speaking. When you are completed recording hit the cease button. You can take heed to your recording earlier than downloading it as an MP3. If you do not like your recording you may create a brand new one by simply refreshing the Vocaroo.com homepage and beginning once more. Here’s my recent demo of how you can use Vocaroo.

Online Voice Recorder
Online-Voice-Recorder.com affords the identical simplicity of Vocaroo plus a few options that I’ve all the time wished Vocaroo had. One of these options is the flexibility to pause a recording in progress and resume it once I need to. The different characteristic is the choice to trim the lifeless air initially and finish of a recording. Watch my video to see these options in motion.

Twisted Wave
Twisted Wave affords many extra options than both of the instruments talked about above. But at it is most simple stage you may nonetheless simply head to the location, launch the recorder, start speaking, after which export your recording as an MP3 all with out creating an account on the location. For those that are wanting for a solution to save audio straight into Google Drive, Twisted Wave affords that functionality. Watch my brief video beneath to see how you should use Twisted Wave to make an audio recording and reserve it on to your Google Drive.