021 – More on “Who’s it for” – Part 2

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DIY Narrator: For Instructional Designers Who Narrate eLearning

Josh Risser

36 episodes

9 months ago

Narrating your eLearning is about more than just delivering information, it's about engaging your learners. To get the most out of your time narrating, you need to make sure you're focused on the things that will improve the conversationality of your narration and connect your learner to the message and intent of your e-learning project.

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021 – More on “Who’s it for” – Part 2 – Conversational Style

DIY Narrator: For Instructional Designers Who Narrate eLearning

13 minutes 32 seconds

6 years ago

021 – More on “Who’s it for” – Part 2 – Conversational Style

Yer gonna wanna listen to this one!

This week we continue with the question “Who’s it for?” and dig into how you can adjust your narration style to sound more conversational with the intent of appealing to and connecting with your audience.

If you haven’t heard Part 1, check it out!

And if you have heard the episode on how I failed by not answering the question of “Who’s it for?”, be sure to check it out here.

I guess you could call that Part Zero.

Oh, be sure to listen all the way through to hear my impression of the worst elements of conversational American English and a horrible pirate joke.

In the next episode, we'll talk about your energy levels and sounding "authoritative"... whatever that means. ;)

Things covered include:

* Elements of conversational narration style
* How they all fit together
* When they don't work
* What NOT to do!
* A terrible pirate joke

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