e-Learning

Learning that’s engaging and memorable

It’s not easy being an instructional designer! On one hand, you’re creating course materials that are important for employees and customers to easily understand. On the other, there’s a lot of detailed information that is “cut and dry,” perhaps highly technical – and dare we say it? Boring.

How do you keep learners interested and engaged? The answer: with a voice that’s dynamic and engaging, that teaches – not recites! - your subject matter. No fake-cheery AI voice that is devoid of any real connection to the learner. You’ve got to get to the heart of your material and make it meaningful.

Hang on to your headsets…

Laura Doman has the voice you’re looking for. The real voice of business experience, a former corporate gal who knows what’s it’s like to work in the trenches, because she’s been there.

Laura’s actually taught both customers and colleagues in corporate classrooms and boardrooms.

·      You’re getting a former sales exec who breathes life into corporate instruction.

·      A voice that exudes knowledge, confidence, and care for the learner.  

·      A professional on-camera and voice actor who infuses informational scripts with personality, warmth, and understanding.

… you’re going for a ride

You’re also getting the X Factor: humor subtly embedded into your lessons where appropriate to really drive a point home. Make it memorable. And yes, even enjoyable. How’s that for a concept? Corporate training that’s FUN.

Just because training is mandated doesn’t mean that it can’t be a wee bit entertaining, too.

Class is in session

eLearning is so many things these days! Video modules, interactive media, virtual reality, gamification … and Laura’s literally played a big role in each. That’s what a voice and on-camera performer with acting chops does.

Distanced education takes many forms and has never been more relevant. Why not go with  a voice that keeps your listeners engage? One that's upbeat, entertaining, and articulate? And yes, even a little bit fun. ‘Cause once you REALLY know your stuff, you can play with it and make it fun for others, too.

Top 5 Reasons To Have Laura Teach Your Course

Good e-learning voiceover narration relies on clarity, a pleasant tone, and consistency. Broadcast-quality sound and a voice actor who can vary pace, tone, and delivery to highlight the turns in your script are also essential!

Here’s the Cliff’s Notes edition as to why Laura Doman should be on your answer sheet. (Psst… there may be a quiz later.)

#1 Clear, Articulate, and Engaging

Is there anything worse than listening to someone mumble their way through step-by-step instructions? Or be so boring that you just fall asleep halfway through?

Not a good fit when your goal is for your learners to actually … wait for it … learn. And remember what they learned, so they can put it into action.

But … a good eLearning narrator knows that a polished delivery alone is not enough. It must sound interesting and engaging, too. Otherwise, you get a course that sounds like a clear but dull recitation of facts by a disinterested instructor.

As an actor and public speaker, Laura knows to match the pace and tone of her delivery to the topic and audience for maximum impact. A dynamic delivery underscores the importance of key points, weaves the story of why the course is relevant, and keeps the learner’s attention right where it should be. The best teachers are also storytellers, because ultimately, it’s stories that we all remember best.

#2  Adaptable to Different Learning Styles

One size never fits all. It goes for clothes and it definitely goes for instructional videos and the voiceovers that give them life.

What’s the right voice for your course? It depends on your subject matter, your audience, the motivation you want them to have, and how that class will be delivered. The trusted voice patiently explaining product assembly instructions is quite different than the voice of a sarcastic, back-talking character in an interactive game that teaches employees how to provide excellent customer service. At least it should be.

The four primary types of voices include:

• Conversational - A natural, friendly style that feels like talking to a friend. 

• Instructional - A clear, authoritative style that explains the material clearly and precisely. 

• Character Voice - A unique voice to portray a specific character or personality. 

• Motivational - A tone that inspires and encourages learners to stay engaged. 

Laura excels at conversational and instructional reads and is often hired for her “real person” persona, especially when the training is presented as coming from an expert in the field, such as a doctor or nurse, a business consultant, or a hands-on specialist in the trades. Her version of motivational? Preferably encouraging with a bit of humor or attitude thrown in for fun, just to keep learners on their toes!

Warm. Personable. Always interesting. That’s Laura.

#3 Consistency Throughout Every Module

In eLearning, consistency isn’t a luxury. It’s a necessity.

When learners move from one module to the next, they expect the same tone, style, and energy throughout. Laura Doman ensures that every section, whether it’s the first or the fiftieth, sounds like it belongs to the same unified course. No sudden shifts in pacing, mood, or vocal quality. Just a smooth, steady experience that supports learning rather than distracts from it.

This consistency extends beyond performance. It includes delivering clean, high-quality audio files that are precisely split, labeled, and formatted to your specifications. Ready to drop into your platform without extra editing.

And what about a year or two later, when dates or other details need to be updated? You need a voice actor who can pick up where she left off and can seamlessly insert the new information without missing a beat. 

You need a voice that can stay true to your content … and stay organized. Laura delivers with intention, professionalism, and care. The result? Learners who stay engaged, retain more, and actually enjoy the process. Success all around.

#4 Technical Concepts and Terminology

A good teacher needs to understand the subject matter for students to properly grasp it themselves. There are nuances to describing how something works and its relative importance to the bigger picture. When your script contains complex ideas and technical terminology, why not hire the voice that knows the subject from personal experience?

Laura knows technology. She’s also worked with clients in pharma and medical services, finance, and manufacturing, all of which have their own lingo and alphabet soup of acronyms. 

That means fewer retakes, faster turnaround, and a more confident, credible delivery. Whether it’s describing a software workflow, narrating a medical protocol, or explaining compliance procedures, Laura brings clarity to complexity—making your content sound authoritative and accessible.

From correct pronunciation to appropriate emphasis, she makes sure your learners get it—not just hear it.

#5 A Professional Who’s Easy to Work With

Last, but never least … working with a professional voice actor means less hassle and more peace of mind.

Expect broadcast-quality audio, recorded in a treated home studio with top-tier equipment. Turnaround is fast, deadlines are met (or beaten), and communication is clear and responsive every step of the way.

Before recording begins, Laura takes the time to review your script for pacing, tone, and clarity.

She double-checks pronunciation of technical terms, unusual names, acronyms, and regional references, so you don’t lose valuable time to retakes later. Need files split, named, and delivered in a specific format? Done. She follows directions to the letter and asks the right questions when something needs clarification.

Clients appreciate her reliability, flexibility, and upbeat, collaborative attitude. You get a seamless experience from first contact to final delivery, so you can focus on your learners, not your voice over.

What does this all mean for you? An A+ experience

Congratulations—you’re at the top of the class! You’ve nailed the project, impressed your stakeholders, and earned that gold star. So what’s next?

Don’t let another teachable moment slip by. When your content deserves to be heard - and remembered - call on Laura to bring it to life. With a steady, skilled voice and a partner’s mindset, she’ll help make every lesson stick.

Let’s create something learners will remember.

FAQs

What makes a good eLearning voiceover?

Great eLearning narration prioritizes clarity, pacing, and listener comfort. A calm, conversational delivery helps learners stay focused, absorb information, and avoid fatigue — especially in longer or multi-module courses.

What tone works best for eLearning narration?

A professional, approachable instructional tone works best — clear, confident, and engaging without sounding stiff or robotic. It’s the kind of teaching voice that guides learners naturally, setting human-voiced eLearning apart from flat, one-size-fits-all AI narration.

Do you voice technical, compliance, or instructional eLearning content?

Yes. Laura regularly voices corporate training, compliance modules, and instructional courses. With a background in corporate IT, she’s highly comfortable with technical content and terminology — and knows how to deliver it clearly and confidently.

Can you maintain consistency across long or multi-module courses?

Absolutely. Laura is experienced in long-form eLearning projects and delivers consistent tone, pacing, and audio quality across extended courses and multiple modules.

Do you work with instructional designers and learning teams?

Yes. Laura frequently collaborates with instructional designers, learning and development teams, and course creators to deliver narration that integrates smoothly into structured learning environments — making the process straightforward and efficient from script to final delivery.

How does professional eLearning voiceover improve learning outcomes?

Clear, well-paced narration helps learners stay engaged, understand material faster, and retain information longer. A human instructional voice supports comprehension in a way text-heavy or flat narration often can’t.

How long should eLearning voiceover segments be?

Most courses work best when narration is broken into shorter, digestible segments. This supports attention, comprehension, and retention — particularly in self-paced learning.