Your work gives us work, and to make it all seamless, here are a few common-sense suggestions that will save us all a lot of time.
Instructional Designers: Help Us Help You
read more
grammar
Adverbs are Disappearing Real Quick
You know, verb modifiers. They usually end in “-ly”. Yeah, those. You gotta look close (er, closely) to see ’em anymore.
An Open Letter to Instructional Designers
Here's one way to save money on costly re-do's when sending the final version of an eLearning course to your narrators: anticipate the questions someone brand-new to the copy will have. That means: Never Ever EVER assume your voice talent will know how to pronounce acronyms you take for...
It Still Matters…Even in Voiceover
The word "ludicrous" doesn't pop up in TV news copy very often, but lately, when it DOES...it's spelled "ludacris". Excuse me, but that in itself is ludicrous!Good spelling and grammar still count. I gnash my teeth saying that, because I truly believe English is a living, breathing, morphing,...