Under our original workflow, it would take 4.5 years to convert all our purchased titles from 2023. We have a deliverable of 4000 titles to be completed from May 2023 to March 2024. This page will outline the simplified workflow to reach this deliverable.

Each team member will received a spreadsheet at the beginning of the month. Each spreadsheet will contain 80 assigned titles. Every time you export, pass to QA, or use Hand to Rachel you must update the spreadsheet. At the end of the month, send your updated spreadsheet to Rachel to confirm all the assigned titles have been completed.

Each title should take an average time of 20 minutes to convert.

For the sake of time, we are changing the way we rename books.

Please read over the following section careful. If you have any questions about a specific title, please use the Hand to Rachel function

If the Sign Off/End Credits track is already split for you when you first import and open the title, simply rename it as needed. If it is not already spilt for you when you first import and open the title, then do not spilt it.

The only track we will split is the First Track to separate the Title Page if it is attached to the first chapter/introduction/preface etc.. The Title Page can include the title of the book, copyright information, dedication, and/or epigraph. These will all stay together in the first track and be renamed Title Page.

If the book has a chapter split over more than one track, you can join those tracks.

We will no longer be doing the Split and Join for clipped tracks (i.e. when there is a couple of seconds of the previous track at the beginning of another track). If there are a lot of tracks that are clipped, you can use Adjust OverDrive Markers Using Silences in Audio in your Account Settings. This option is designed to correct the positions of OverDrive markers in the MP3 metadata. It moves markers to nearby silences in the audio. It is disabled by default. If a book has a lot of clipped tracks, you can turn this feature on and reimport the title. Note: It can cause issues with some books, so only use it as needed.

The only track we will split is the First Track to separate the Title Page if it is attached to the first chapter/introduction/preface etc.. The Title Page can include the title of the book, copyright information, dedication, and/or epigraph. These will all stay together in the first track and be renamed Title Page.

For the rest of the tracks, if there are clear headings for each track (e.g. Part 1, Chapter 1, Chapter 2) then name the tracks based on what the narrator says.

If there are no clear headings for each track, then name the tracks Track 1, Track 2, Track 3, etc.. This will leave you with the following:

• Title Page
• Track 1
• Track 2
• Track 3