Last month, our product team worked hard to enhance your experience with Easygenerator. We’re happy to present new and improved features so you can keep providing the best learning experiences.
Our new feature, Text to Speech, takes the limelight this month. Course authors can now produce speechlike audio in only a few clicks! No more recording your own voice, and—most importantly—no more re-recording when you’ve made a mistake. (Or, when you simply didn’t like what you sounded like.)
Text to Speech is available in 31 languages, and you can choose from 55 diverse voices. Now, all your courses can incorporate consistent, high-quality audio. For auditory learners, having courses paired with voiceover explanations has a significant impact on knowledge retention, so make sure to try it out.
Just select your text, navigate to the ‘Add voiceover’ option, and select ‘Text to speech.’ Choose your preferred language, voice, and playback speed. Lastly, click ‘Generate’ to preview the audio; save the result if you like what you hear.
Since we released this feature a couple of weeks ago, we’ve also recently added the option to edit the text after the audio has been generated.
With our latest product update, the courses in your organization’s course list will now display the author’s name and picture, including those with multiple co-authors.
Why this change? While the act of knowledge sharing is inherently valuable, we wanted to shine a little spotlight on course authors. Recognition is important!
So far, EasyAI had been sharing its answers once they were fully complete. Now, you’ll see EasyAI’s response as it’s written, sentence by sentence. We hope that this shorter wait will benefit our user experience.
We’re working hard to add new features to make it even easier for your organization to share knowledge. Check out our previous updates and stay tuned so you don’t miss out on exciting features and improvements.
Sera Özkıvanç is a writer, marketer, and the resident content specialist at Easygenerator. Over the last four years, she’s written marketing content for various SaaS brands around the world. These days, she’s doing her best to embrace the rainy weather in Rotterdam.
