The Click and Listen tool allows you to click on a paragraph and have that paragraph read out loud. This also allows you to go back and re-listen when needed or if you prefer to listen to smaller parts of content at a time instead of all at once.
In any class, as you read, you can now "chunk" material and take notes as you prepare for a test or prepare to write a paper. Chucking the material is a great reading strategy.
In a previous lesson, we talked about bimodal learning. This combination of multiple methods is called multimodal learning. You see and read the paragraph, hear it read to you while you are reading, and then write your notes. By using these three senses: sight, hearing, and touch- you will have a higher retention rate for the material.
This functionality is available in both webReader and docReader; however, it's slightly different. Let's look at each.
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. Notice the green check? When the tool is turned off, it has a red "X" instead of the green check.
. Notice the red "X"? It indicates the Click and Listen tool has been toggled off.As indicated earlier, the functionality is the same, but the location and labeling are different.
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