E-Learning Challenge #45: Challenge | Recap
If you’re like many course designers, you’ve probably had to record some audio for your e-learning courses. And recording audio is one of the si...
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Hello all! I dusted off my old blog in order to participate in this week's challenge. I've been meaning to put something like this together for a while now, so I'm using the challenge to get that done! Thanks for the push!
http://www.designshorts.com/articles/tips-great-elearning-audio
My blog is for those with less experience than this group, and there's a lot of overlap with what's already been shared. I don't think I noticed the following tips though:
- use a pop filter when you record to reduce sound distortions - you can make your own!
- get some editorial control if possible, to deal with script issues without having to go back to SMEs
- think about your voice, not just software and hardware - links to resources for diction, voice exercises, etc are at the very bottom of the post.
http://www.designshorts.com/articles/tips-great-elearning-audio
My blog is for those with less experience than this group, and there's a lot of overlap with what's already been shared. I don't think I noticed the following tips though:
- use a pop filter when you record to reduce sound distortions - you can make your own!
- get some editorial control if possible, to deal with script issues without having to go back to SMEs
- think about your voice, not just software and hardware - links to resources for diction, voice exercises, etc are at the very bottom of the post.