Industries
Voice over for e-learning and edtech companies.
E-learning is voiced module by module and updated often, so files are named to screens and every edit is recorded as a matched pickup.
Uses
Typical uses
What this sector most often asks for.
- 01
Course narration
Modules narrated in a steady pace, one file per screen.
- 02
Microlearning
Short lessons with repeated structure and a consistent voice.
- 03
Assessment prompts
Question and feedback lines recorded as separate files.
Watch for
What to watch for
What changes the way the work is done in this sector.
- Authoring tool naming
- Files are named to the screens in the authoring tool.
- Updates
- Changed lines are recorded to match the original voice.
Start here
Services and languages for this sector
Questions
Questions, answered.
Can you import into Storyline or Captivate?
We deliver files named for each screen. Import is done in the tool.
How do you handle updates?
Changed lines are re-recorded and matched.
Do you offer many languages?
Yes, with a native voice per language.
Next
Where to go next
- E-learning voice overE-learning voice over for course producers and LMS teams: one voice across modules, your slide or screen IDs, term lists and unbranded files per language.
- Training video voice overTraining video voice over with a steady, clear pace, correct terminology and versions for every country where staff work. Quote on your script.
- Audio guide voice overAudio guide voice over for museums and tours: a clear voice per stop, files named to your stop numbers and many languages. Quote on your script.
Quote voice over for e-learning and edtech companies.
Send the script, the languages, the usage and the deadline.
Or write to hello [at] voicepros [dot] com