1. ITEC 830 Podcasting Workshop Presenters: Erica Chan Brian Murakami

2. Lesson Objectives Create a pre-prodction treatment for your Podcast Record a podcast using Garage Band Edit assets and add music At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

3. Background What is a PodCast? a series of audio or video digital-media files which is distributed over the Internet by syndicated download, through Web feeds, to portable media players and personal computers iPod + Broadcasting = PodCasting Early music sharing Napster Replay Radio RSS helped to promote audio blogging

4. Podcasting Best Practices Do's Use a good microphone in a quiet, undisturbed room Use a headset to monitor your voice Speak clearly Don'ts Avoid using a generic wide range microphone Turn off your computer speakers when recording to avoid feedback The following guidelines are intended for use when creating a podcast that will be recorded for online presentation.

5. Creating a pre-production treatment for your podcast o It all begins with an idea o Outline your show o Write down questions you are going to ask o Write down topics you want to cover o Write a script for introductions Recording Software o Garage Band (Mac) o Audacity (PC) Treatment Preparation

6. Recording Your Voice Open Garage Band Create a New Podcast Episode Save it with title "yourname_podcast" on the desktop Overview of Garage Band application Tracks Timelines Recording controls Track Editor/Loop Browser Track Info/Media Browser

7. Recording Voice for Podcast 1. Select the correct track 2. Hit record 3. Speak into the mic 4. Hit record to stop recording 5. Stop timeline Recording Your Voice

8. Playback Go to the Beginning of the Podcast Play Podcast Stop playback Delete/Replace Track Select it Delete it Follow instructions to record podcast to re-record SAVE YOUR WORK! Recording Your Voice

9. Optional Add pictures Add other tracks/voices/music o Set track volume SAVE YOUR WORK! Extra Tricks

10. Exporting EXPORT Only after finished with editing Necessary for sharing How: Compress using MP3 Encoder

11. Copyright Considerations If you are publishing this to the web (not just for classroom use): Use your own ideas, thoughts, comments, pictures Make your own music mixes (in Garage Band) Use Creative Commons Rule of thumb: When in doubt, don't publish it!

12. What do I do with a Podcast? Play your podcast for your students using a media player (iTunes, Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, etc) Upload your podcast to iTunes. Students can subscribe to your podcast and new content will download automatically. Upload your podcast to the Internet (website, wiki, blog, etc). If the site has an RSS feed, students can subscribe to your site and receive updates when new content has been posted.

13. iTunes U A free service for higher education from Apple that provides a means for managing, delivering, and accessing educational content. Supports the podcasting model, and automated creation of RSS feeds to allow end-users to subscribe to podcasts Upload your podcast to the Internet (website, wiki, blog, etc). If the site has an RSS feed, students can subscribe to your site and receive updates when new content has been posted.

14. iTunes University

15. Benefits to Students They were able to get “intimate” with course material, either by relistening to course lectures and supplements or by teaching the rest of the class. They could showcase their projects to the rest of the community, expanding the reach of the classroom to their friends or members of the community. They had the opportunity to review course material during pertinent moments in the semester, such as before exams or during course projects. They learned new technical skills, whether they were downloading files or creating new ones.

16. Resources for K-12 Classroom Educational Podcast Network http://epnweb.org/ Podomatic http://www.podomatic.com/directory/Education/K-12 Radio Willow Web http://www.mpsomaha.org/willow/Radio/