Ever heard those annoying pop sounds when people say words that have the letters B or P in them? It can be really distracting and take your learner’s attention from... read more →
You don’t need a lot of money to start podcasting. However, there are some essential tools you’ll need to buy. Article in Brief Pre-packaged podcasting kits Microphones, hardware and... read more →
Drawing a storyboard is a very powerful task to perform, when planning video. In particular, it: Helps you think visually and spatially about each shot Prompts you to think about... read more →
Audio Recorder If you want to record interviews with subject matter experts or capture sound effects and atmosphere, you’ll need a digital audio recorder. You have several options here. Use... read more →
You need to listen to your recording work with a quality set of headphones. But it doesn’t have to cost you much more money than you’d spend on the... read more →
If you're just starting out, a USB microphone offers the best functionality. However, you might want to adopt a more traditional studio microphone set-up. That means using a large diaphragm... read more →
This is the camera I use when I teach people new to video. It has everything you need to create phenomenal shots. Without costing an arm and a leg. Learn... read more →
If you'd like a microphone that's more traditionally styled for studio work, you can’t go wrong with a Rode microphone. Rode products are used by professional radio and television broadcasters around... read more →
In the March 2014 issue of T+D magazine, I argued that learning professionals will increasingly need to add the skill of media production to their professional toolkit in the coming... read more →
If you’re starting out making podcasts or recording voice overs for e-learning and videos, I recommend you buy a USB studio condenser microphone. USB mics ensure good quality sound that... read more →
