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Introduction - Podcasts
What is Podcasting? (from University of Calgary)
IntroductionPodcasting is a relatively new type of audio broadcasting that has only really been around in its current form since October 2004. It is a set of technologies that let individuals record, publish, find, subscribe and listen to audio over the internet on whatever audio player they have available (it does not require an iPod ). The "Podfathers" - the guys who first put the pieces together - were Dave Winer and Adam Curry. Dave is a software developer, who has been heavily involved with creating the software that powers weblogs for many years. He is also one of the people responsible for the RSS content syndication technology, which is used as the broadcast mechanism for podcasting. Adam was one of the first VJs on MTV USA. He's been involved with radio and TV broadcasting for almost 2 decades, and is currently one of the most famous podcasters. He broadcasts from his house ("the cottage") in England, to over 10,000 subscribers around the world. You might hear people apply the term podcast to any or all of these.
Far From a Shining Star...: PoducateMe, PoducateU
barrydahl.blogspot.com/2007/05/poducateme-poducate... PoducateMe, PoducateU A new website and well-written guide can be found at PoducateMe dot com. The guide is 186 pages long, but has a nice table of contents that allows you to jump around easily, and the pages are also rather short so it is not an overwhelmingly long document. This guide is pretty thorough and contains lots of good information. PODCASTING LEGAL GUIDE: RULES FOR THE REVOLUTIONAcknowledgementsForeword, By Lawrence LessigINTRODUCTIONWelcome to the Podcasting Legal Guide. If you have suggestions, comments or questions about the Guide, please post your comments on the talk page of our wiki (located at http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Podcasting_Legal_Guide). These comments will be reviewed periodically and will help us when preparing future updates to the Guide. Podcasting in Education: A Perspective from Bryn Mawr College | Academic Commons
www.academiccommons.org/commons/essay/blankenship-... Podcasting in Education: A Perspective from Bryn Mawr CollegeSubmitted by Laura Blankenship on February 8, 2007 - 8:30am.If you haven't heard of podcasting in education, then you've likely been hiding under a rock. Ever since Duke launched its iPod initiative a couple of years ago, educators have been exploring not just the use of audio, but the connection of audio to the iPod and to other portable music devices. Consensus: Podcasting Has No 'Inherent' Pedagogic Value7/9/2007 By Paul McCloskey A bevy of recent studies on students' experience listening to recorded lectures via podcasts confirms what many lecturers already know: that the pedagogical value of podcasts depends almost entirely on student motivation and the learning "context" of the application.In a comprehensive survey of the latest academic studies on the impact of podcasting on learning and teaching, Ashley Deal, a researcher in the Office of Technology for Education & the Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence at Carnegie Mellon University, found that podcasting follows the pattern of many campus technology innovations. "As with any educational technology, whether and how podcasting impacts the quality of the learning experience and/or educational outcomes depends largely upon how the technology is put to use," Creating Podcasts without Editing
 With WildVoice - your students (or you) can create (one-take) audio files without any software. All you need is a microphone, the WildVoice website, and something to say. This is a great (free) place to store your audio files. They can then be played back by simply linking to the file or by embedding the file in an audio player - such as a Wordpress blog post, or using an Odeo player, etc.
The Internet Archive, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, is building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, we provide free access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public. Audacity Open Source Editor
WindowsRecommended DownloadClicking on one of the links below will take you to the appropriate Sourceforge.net download page; the download will automatically start after you click. If you are having trouble try disabling any automatic download managers you might have running. Audacity: How do I download and install the LAME MP3 encoder?
audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq?s=install&item=l... How do I download and install the LAME MP3 encoder?Because of software patents, we cannot distribute MP3 encoding software ourselves. Follow these instructions to use the free LAME encoder to export MP3 files with Audacity. TutorialsFrom Audacity WikiJump to: navigation, search
Audacity Wiki Home PageFrom Audacity Wiki(Redirected from Main Page)
Audacity® is the free, open source software for recording and editing sounds. It is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems. This is the Audacity Wiki, a completely public resource - anyone can edit, go here if you need help on Wiki editing. This is the online help for Audacity. It is meant to be a quick reference, not a complete manual. There is also a complete reference manual available online: New Audacity QuickStart Guide » Moving at the Speed of Creativity
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New Audacity QuickStart Guideposted in digitalstorytelling |The advisory council for our Celebrate Oklahoma Voices project had a good planning meeting this morning and working session this afternoon, in which we updated many of the handouts we use during our 2.5 day educator workshops. Our summer workshop takes place next week, 21-23 July in Oklahoma City. These materials are Creative Commons Attribution-Only licensed, so feel free to use and/or make derivative works from any of these materials if they are helpful to you. Updated tutorials / handouts from today (in PDF format) include: PodcastingHands-on!! Podcasting can be used in powerful ways to motivate students to develop their traditional as well as digital literacy skills. It can be done safely, is relatively inexpensive and fairly easy to learn with any Internet-connected computer and a basic microphone. This session explores examples of successful classroom podcasts and demonstrates how teachers can start their own classroom podcast.
Using the time shift tool in Audacity
Finding Music you can Use - Podsafe Music
PodsafeFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search
Podsafe is a term created in the podcasting community to refer to any work which, through its licensing, specifically allows the use of the work in podcasting, regardless of restrictions the same work might have in other realms. For example, a song may be legal to use in podcasts, but may need to be purchased or have royalties paid for over-the-air radio use, television use, and possibly even personal use. PodSafe Audio - Podsafe Music under the Creative Commons license for Podcasting
www.podsafeaudio.com/
How and Where to Locate Podsafe MusicNothing really polishes a podcast more than background music or theme music. In the music world, these music segments are referred to as intros and extros. While many enjoy streaming Internet Audio and recording songs they like over the Internet, these songs cannot legally be used in a podcast. Posting Podcasts in Blogs
Embedding Odeo Player in Blogger (and almost anywhere else) |
Questions We Think You Might Ask About Jing
Jing is such a new idea that we figured many people would have questions about it. This is our first shot at answering some of the questions we think you might have.
What is the Jing Project?
Is Jing a product? Not exactly. Is Jing a “beta”? Well, it’s not exactly that either. Jing is a concept that we’re evaluating to see if it can improve everyday conversations. Determining if Jing will be a product is what we are trying to do by gathering feedback from people like you. We think it’s a great way to improve daily conversations via email, IM chats and blog posts.
Free Streaming Video Software
 What is it? CamStudio is able to record all screen and audio activity on your computer and create industry-standard AVI video files and using its built-in SWF Producer can turn those AVIs into lean, mean, bandwidth-friendly Streaming Flash videos (SWFs) camstudio.org |
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UStream.tv- Barry Dahl for LSC Online
Not screencasting - but livecasting with archival abilities.
Clickcaster: Rich media publishing, made simple.
Welcome to the new ClickCaster. We've given the site a makeover, but don't worry. All your old content is still available. Login and give it a try!
Create, Find, Share Podcasts!What's a podcast? Your own audio broadcast, where you can easily record voice messages, mix in your favorite music, and share it all for the world to hear.
So easy your grandma could do it -- it's fun and FREE!
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Embedding Players from other Podcast Options
More Podcast Options To see how these different players render in a blog post, I made four short recordings while reading from Richard Florida’s book “The Rise of the Creative Class.” Those four recordings/players are shown below for you to compare and contrast.More Embedded Players Podcast Options
Podcasting Toolbox: 70+ Podcasting Tools and Resources
July 4, 2007 — 09:07 AM PDT — by Mashable Team — Share This
Podcasting may not have lived up to the early hype, but with iPods and other MP3 players still selling like crazy, the potential audience for these audio shows is huge. We’ve compiled a monster list of 70+ tools and resources for podcasters and wannabes.
Web 2.0 of Odeo (Web 2.0 demo by Gardner Campbell, University of Richmond)
Snapshot View
Odeo is a service to find and organize podcast audio, as well as a platform to record. manage, and republish audio content to other web sites.
The 2.0 Factor
- tagging to organize podcast content
- tools to "record" audio from web interface or via cell phone
- publish audio to external sites via flash mp3 player
- aggregates podcast from existing URLs, audio files on computer, or recordings made via Odeo
- generates podcast listings, podcast feeds
- connects to iTunes
Can I get Odeo with iTunes?
Yes. You can get your Odeo stuff in iTunes by clicking the “Subscribe to your inbox in iTunes” link at the bottom of your playlist. iTunes will automatically update your newest Odeo items, and they will be available in iTunes and ready for your iPod.
Note: You can access additional settings in iTunes by choosing iTunes Preferences and clicking the Podcasts button.
Odeo Blog