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Insert one 'tab' between the speaker name and the spoken dialogue as you transcribe the recording. Insert a line break between each paragraph as you transcribe the recording. Bold each speaker label as you transcribe the recording.
Step 1: Listen to the whole recording before you transcribe. Step 2: Transcribe a first rough draft. Step 3: Revisit the transcript and edit. Step 4: Format it to your needs.
Listen to the full recording. Some recordings can be complex. Estimate how much time you'll need. Select the proper tools. Write a draft first. Use short-cuts. Proofread your draft. Format the transcript.
Step 1: Transcription Font. Open Windows Start Menu. Step 2: Spacing and Indenting. Click on Page Layout then go to an area named Indent. Step 3: Headers and Footers. Click on Insert then Header. Step 4: AutoCorrect Features. Click the Main Menu tab. Step 5: Save as a Transcription Template.
Write the name of the interviewer, interviewee, time, date and location, where it took place. Interviews are generally in question and answer format. Transcribe each and every word. Insert a paragraph in between whenever an interviewee makes a new idea. After finishing the initial draft, listen to the tape again.
According to MLA style, an interview that you conduct should be included on the Works Cited page. List the interview by the name of the interviewee. Include the descriptor “Personal interview” and the date of the interview, as in the following example: Billion, Billy.
Capture EVERY word (don't paraphrase) Many transcriptionists have the habit of paraphrasing statements to convey the general idea of what is being said rather than typing the exact words. Don't leave out non-verbal communication. Catch those fillers and false starts. Note external sounds.
If there is a lengthy pause, write it as [pause]. Most brief pauses will not require the indication of a pause. Instead of typing [pause], using ., or, use a comma, which is used to indicate slight pauses in speech. Identify all nonverbal communication, such as pauses, laughter, crying, sighing, and so on.
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