Recording Audio for eLearning: Tips to get the best sound possible - IDIODC Ep#20

Some helpful resources for creating your own eLearning Voice Over. (Photo by Gavin Whitner)

Hi, 
I'm wondering about a best way to end a "try me" simulation interaction. currently the last slide is an end and appears to pause , with text included there flashing for a few seconds and then disappearing. I'd like to have some kind of success messaging and accurately direct the user to either replay the simulation or navigate out of it and into other content within the LMS.
Thanks for any advice!
Josh

For this session of IDIODC, Brent and Chris bring back special guest John Kissinger for his second epsiode of IDIODC. John is a professional voice over actor who knows what he's talking about, pun intended.

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Remote opportunity for an eLearning Developer with DominKnow experience. Contract role is flexible 20-30 hours per week. Storyboards are finalized. Just straight development. Please email efranzen@coreaxis.com if interested for more details!
 

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