Hebrew Office Software Tutorials
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I want to commission a complete, Hebrew-language video course that walks viewers through everyday office software tasks. The focus is practical, screen-recorded demonstrations that make it easy for a Hebrew-speaking audience to follow along. While I lean toward covering the Microsoft Office suite, I’m open to Google Workspace or LibreOffice if you feel you can explain them just as clearly.
Here’s what I have in mind:
• Short, topic-based lessons (5–10 minutes each) that build from basics to intermediate skills—think writing a polished document, designing a spreadsheet with formulas, creating a presentation, and handling shared files.
• Crisp screen capture, clear Hebrew narration, and simple on-screen callouts. No background music is needed.
• Light editing so each video starts and ends cleanly, with captions or on-screen keywords where helpful.
• Delivery of MP4 files plus any project files or slides you create, so I can repurpose snippets later.
Please let me know the number of videos you recommend for solid coverage, your proposed outline, and a link to any previous Hebrew tutorial work you’ve done. If we click, I’d like to approve a short sample lesson first and then move forward with the full series.
Here’s what I have in mind:
• Short, topic-based lessons (5–10 minutes each) that build from basics to intermediate skills—think writing a polished document, designing a spreadsheet with formulas, creating a presentation, and handling shared files.
• Crisp screen capture, clear Hebrew narration, and simple on-screen callouts. No background music is needed.
• Light editing so each video starts and ends cleanly, with captions or on-screen keywords where helpful.
• Delivery of MP4 files plus any project files or slides you create, so I can repurpose snippets later.
Please let me know the number of videos you recommend for solid coverage, your proposed outline, and a link to any previous Hebrew tutorial work you’ve done. If we click, I’d like to approve a short sample lesson first and then move forward with the full series.