Click on the arrow to listen to a reading of the content below. To hear the section with the replay of an interview, click on the double parallel lines to pause the recording. Then drag the bar to 2:58 and click the arrow again. You will hear Morgine questioning and my answers.
In two recent posts, I mentioned regretting not having the tangible voice of my beloved, late-husband Sam, for remembering the sound of him, as well as messages he might have liked me to have. I stated that I would show simple ways that you can record audio messages, conversations and interviews. Below I cover using telephone, conference lines and Evernote.
Be sure to scroll through to the end of this post to read two other examples of possibilities for recording different kinds of memories.
IMPORTANT NOTE – Please keep in mind that if you are going to be recording any kind of conversation with another person, state up front, as the recording is started, that it is being recorded. Then get that person’s permission for you to be so doing. If he or she says “No”, then discontinue.
1- Using a telephone bridge/conference line – Continue reading →
This past week I once again ventured into new territory for me. I wanted to talk about technology and library services so, of course, I had to try them myself. How glad I was that I did!
