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--- workingwithaudio [2022/12/02 10:46] – ↷ Page moved from playground:workingwithaudio to workingwithaudio tadachi
+++ workingwithaudio [2023/10/28 09:04] (current) – [Autoplay] jsmith
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 **Dictation **will enable separate audio clips to be played on one page, with learners typing a written response into a text-entry for each clip.  Learners can then compare their responses to a model answer.
+==== Autoplay ====
+You may want to have audio **autoplay** when a learner moves to a page; there are autoplay options for **Narration** and **Insert HTML5 audio**.
+With the **Hotspot Image** page type you can insert **HTML5 Audio**, so that a piece of audio autoplays when a learner clicks on a hotspot. This inserts a small audioplayer which displays only for the active hotspot.  You can achieve a similar effect with the  **Hotspot Image Connector** page type, if you select **Sound **from the **Optional Properties** (instead of, for example, **Destination Page**).
 ==== Final thoughts on audio ====
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   * whether you need to synch sections of audio with sections of text (**Transcript Reader**?) or with images (**Audio Slideshow**?)
-You can link audio with Interactivity at any level in the project. For example in a **Quiz **you can put audio into a single question, or even into a single answer.
+You can link audio with Interactivity at any level in a project. For example in a **Quiz **you can put audio into a single question, or even into a single answer.
 You can even include audio in **feedback**, and in some cases audio feedback may be more effective than written.
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