Audio Interviews with E-Learning Designers #364: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to record your answers to the following 10 interview questions:
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Well, friendly reminder I'm new to this, so be please handle with not-yet-adult gloves. I had the same idea as Jodi regarding using Vyond, but let's not compare this to hers, ok? In any case, would love any thoughts, feedback, and insights any of you might have. I had the storyboard and video components to this done on Monday, but having a 2 and 4 year old at home with a bunch of other meetings and projects pushed narrating this to the backburner.
Huge shoutout to Jodi for mentioning Murf.ai - I used it for Tanya's voice and it's definitely better quality than most text-to-audio options out there. But in order to download it, you have to have a paid account, so I used Google's Chrome Audio Capture add-on, but my computer really doesn't do well with audio recording from the screen, hence the crackles and such in her voice. Pardon that.
Thanks!
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/adb23b06-ee2d-4d2d-beaa-4aba39624c44/review
Huge shoutout to Jodi for mentioning Murf.ai - I used it for Tanya's voice and it's definitely better quality than most text-to-audio options out there. But in order to download it, you have to have a paid account, so I used Google's Chrome Audio Capture add-on, but my computer really doesn't do well with audio recording from the screen, hence the crackles and such in her voice. Pardon that.
Thanks!
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/adb23b06-ee2d-4d2d-beaa-4aba39624c44/review
Great to learn about you and hear about your process as an e-learning designer. You have a conversational tone that makes it easy to listen to your interview. :)
- Many thanks! Not a big fan of my own voice, but very much appreciate the compliment!