Any way to add lines of audio into a word doc or other similar software?

[Moki]

I'm looking for a way to take short audio clips and just drag and drop them into a word doc, cloud based word processor or anything like that so that they can be clicked on and listened to within the document. When I try searching this online, the search results are just flooded with things like "transcribe audio samples". 

 

Does anyone know of any program that can do this (preferably drag and drop/seamlessly)? It would be really useful for making study/teaching materials that include voice samples. 

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

[Publius]

I just drag & dropped a mp3 audio clip into a Word document. It's not pretty, showing a big resizeable object with icon and filename, but certainly doable?

[Flickserve]

Notability. 

[malazann]

Notion has capability. and can look nice if you do it right

OneNote probably has the capability as well

[pon00050]

Auphonic has a feature that you may be interested in taking a look at.

Here is the blog post on that feature.

I even recorded myself using this feature.

 

 

 

EDIT: On Auphonic, once you click on the production that's done, you will see a section titled Transcript Editor.

Click Correct and edit speech recognition results and you will see the same result. No need to go through all the steps that I showed in the video.