02-11-2013, 02:58 AM
Hello Friends,
Good audio is critical to your elearning success. You might be a great instructional designer and create the most engaging courses possible. But it all falls apart if the audio quality in your course is not very good. In an earlier post we looked at when it makes sense to consider paying for professional narration. If you have the money, this is a viable option. However, many of you are like Old Mother Hubbard and your cupboard is bare. If you do have a limited budget (or you want to do the narration yourself) then here are some tips to help you do the best job possible.
1. Invest in a good quality microphone
2. Maintain a consistent environment.
3. Get rid of as much of the ambient noise as you can
4. Dampen the sound
Thanks and Regards,
Agili Ron
agiliron.com
Good audio is critical to your elearning success. You might be a great instructional designer and create the most engaging courses possible. But it all falls apart if the audio quality in your course is not very good. In an earlier post we looked at when it makes sense to consider paying for professional narration. If you have the money, this is a viable option. However, many of you are like Old Mother Hubbard and your cupboard is bare. If you do have a limited budget (or you want to do the narration yourself) then here are some tips to help you do the best job possible.
1. Invest in a good quality microphone
2. Maintain a consistent environment.
3. Get rid of as much of the ambient noise as you can
4. Dampen the sound
Thanks and Regards,
Agili Ron
agiliron.com