Rise 360: E-Learning Narration Guide - E-Learning Examples

Instructional Designer/e-Learning Developer

When you decide to include narration in your e-learning, it can lead to a lot of questions about how to do it right. What makes a great narration script? Should you record in-house or hire a professional voice-over actor? How do you find the right voice talent? And most important, are there ways to make this process more efficient?

With the help of this Rise 360 guide created by Richard Watson, you’ll get the answers to these questions and more. It simplifies everything you’ll need to know to produce engaging narration in a timely manner. And with the helpful tips from a professional voice-over artist woven in throughout the course, you’ll have the insights needed to make expert narration decisions—even if you’re just a beginner.

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12 Comments

Antony Goodman

10 months ago06/28/23 at 9:18 am (UTC)

Please unsubscribe. Best wishes

10 months ago07/13/23 at 10:28 pm (UTC)

Antony, Not sure I can assist on that as there is no “subscribing” to do. If you are talking about unsubscribing from this post, you can do that using the button at the top of this page.

10 months ago07/13/23 at 11:17 pm (UTC)

Richard: It looks like you may have replied to a different comment - the one above mine. Keith Shull Training Analyst SRP | Distribution Training | XCT 400 P: (602) 236-0801 | M: (602) 361-2089

10 months ago07/14/23 at 1:50 am (UTC)

Keith, I originally replied to your comment but it is greyed out for some reason. See the comment below Glad to hear you found it useful. He and I have worked on several projects in the past and wanted to give something back to the community. Hopefully, others will discover this and find it useful as well. Have a great day! Richard

Keith Shull

10 months ago07/13/23 at 9:40 pm (UTC)

Richard: As a voiceover artist and instructional designer, this is great work! Your tips - and Bill's - are right on point! And Bill's advice as a VO pro is priceless!

10 months ago07/13/23 at 10:29 pm (UTC)

Keith, Glad to hear you found it useful. He and I have worked on several projects in the past and wanted to give something back to the community. Hopefully, others will discover this and find it useful as well. Have a great day! Richard

Lynsey Paterson

10 months ago07/14/23 at 12:29 am (UTC)

Amazing. Thank you so much for this content Richard! I learnt so much from your course and will definitely be revisiting it for future projects requiring voice recording :)

10 months ago07/14/23 at 1:53 am (UTC)

Lynsey, You are very welcome! Richard

Tom Hadley

6 months ago10/22/23 at 6:06 am (UTC)

Thanks that covered most of what i wanted to know excpet perhaps specifics or links to equipment

6 months ago10/22/23 at 3:23 pm (UTC)

Tom, Thanks for taking the time to view the course. Here’s a post I made that you might find useful: https://bridgehillls.com/expert-tips-on-selecting-equipment-for-voice-over-narration/ Richard

Corporater Academy

4 months ago01/11/24 at 1:54 pm (UTC)

Hi Richard, The course is extremely interesting and I would like my colleagues to take it as well. Where can I find it? Luciana

4 months ago01/11/24 at 2:33 pm (UTC)

Luciana, You can find it on my website at: https://www.bridgehillLS.com Just scroll to the bottom of the home page. Richard