@@lisaschneider1439 Nope and I gave up. I even bought the premium version. What a waste. I will not use Canva for videos ever again. I decided to use the pictures in the video and then use my phone to record my voice with the pictures in the background. Ta daaaa. Got my video.
time stamp 0:23-0:39 Schramm's model communication 0:41-1:27 sender, encode, signal, decode, receiver 1:29-2:14 feedback positive and negative (make an example) 2:15-3:12 noise (w/ examples) 3:13-5:04 filed experience (w/ examples) 5:05-5:45 Why is Schramm's model of communication is important (explain)
Thanks, I have followed your tutorial, but where does the download get saved. I am using an iPhone and an iPad, and have no idea as to where the file has been saved. Thanks
They should be in your "Files App." If you've never used the Files App, and many people don't, you should be able to use this to find it: support.apple.com/en-us/102440.
Just a side note, the a in Schramm is supposed to be pronounced with a u sound. It's the original form of my surname but they're both pronounced the same.
Thanks The idea to describe a list element without adding new number is fantastic. The idea is simply Press shift and enter and you go to next line without next number.And when you want next line with next number press enter.
Hi Marshall, I am very new to Rise 360 and attempting to teach myself the program. Can you let me know the best method to achieve my desired outcome? I am needing to create a course that holds just one video for the audience to watch, however, I need that video to be broken up into chapters (or maybe sections in articulate?) that will allow the user to navigate through different topics within the same video. What would you say would be the most efficient way to achieve this? Thanks so much!
Copy pasted from MJ's reply: Somebody below offered this: "This feature has been integrated into the F6 (Multi-tool) button now and it takes me 25 minutes to figure out how to do this time shift (the default tool selection is F4, which is so confusing." Looks like they have a new version.
Somebody below offered this: "This feature has been integrated into the F6 (Multi-tool) button now and it takes me 25 minutes to figure out how to do this time shift (the default tool selection is F4, which is so confusing." Looks like they have a new version. I'll take a look.
This feature has been integrated into the F6 (Multi-tool) button now and it takes me 25 minutes to figure out how to do this time shift (the default tool selection is F4, which is so confusing). Anyway, thanks for this video.
I don't find the time shift when I uploaded Audacity to my laptop. It is not good that time shift is not to find as a symbol anymore, as in Audacity on my old computer.
So great for what you show me to remove what I do not need because before I do not know how to use split option then I had to make a few small movies in whole movie then after I added it up later that lost a lot of time. Thank you so much.
