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*{{Icon|B}}[[Self-handicapping]] {{Spoken}}(''[[:File:En Self-handicapping Section 1 Introduction.ogg|Part 1]]'')([[:File:En Self-handicapping Section 2 Overview and relevance.ogg|''Part 2'')]](''[[:File:En Self-handicapping Section 3 Major theoretical approaches.ogg|Part 3]]'')([[:File:En Self-handicapping Section 4 Major empirical findings.ogg|''Part 4'')]](''[[:File:En Self-handicapping Section 5 Applications and Section 6 Controversies.ogg|Part 5]]'') |
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Latest revision as of 11:08, 22 April 2019
Suggested guidelines[edit]
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Spoken Wikipedia/Article choice guidelines
- Format *.ogg
- digital noise removal by Audacity
- If you mess up a take, don't stop the recording. Instead, just stop speaking and then speak out "three, two, one". Then start reading again. You can easily edit out the "flub" since the countdown gives you a cue on where to make the edit, and gives you some "silence" to edit in.
- "Article name, from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, at E N dot wikipedia dot org."
- It's optional to make your recording more 'neat' as it may help to leave a 2–3 second pause before reading a new section, and a 1–2 second pause before reading a subsection. As an alternative, slight variations in the stress for the section headings can achieve the same effect without slowing the pace of the reading.
- This sound file and all text in the article are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, available at creative commons dot org slash licenses slash by hypen S A slash three point zero.
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