By Mindy McAdams
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I saw this idea on someone else’s blog (I forget whose) and thought it a brilliant way to keep an up-to-date gear list that’s easy to share with others:
B&H WishList: Audio Gear (Mindy)
Please do not try to buy gear for me — it’s a “wishlist” for other people, not for me!
The one thing you can’t [...]
Fighting against boredom is a big part of teaching. One of the struggles I face as a teacher is finding a balance between reviewing the assigned reading (and the assigned viewing, e.g. professional online work) and being too repetitious. Students who avoid doing the reading want the teacher to provide a full regurgitation, which obviously [...]
My friend Mary McGuire, who teaches online and broadcast journalism at Carleton University, in Ottawa (the capital of Canada), has posted a wonderfully clear and concise list of guidelines for editing audio that all journalists can use. Bookmark it now!
In it, she answers questions that I am asked every time I teach journalists (or [...]
Students at Swarthmore College are using Skype, a Web site and MP3 audio to provide original journalism about Iraq. Interesting journalism. Journalism with some depth to it. Their Web site is called War News Radio. Apparently NPR covered the story a year ago — must have been a day I didn’t listen.
I found War News [...]
The Podcasting Legal Guide from Creative Commons provides “a general roadmap of some of the legal issues specific to podcasting.”
When creating your own podcast, it is important to make sure all necessary rights and permissions are secured for the material included in your podcasts. This is relatively easy if you create all of the material [...]
What I’ve Learned After 20 Podcasts is a short (and sweet) tip sheet from Derrick Story (The Digital Story), and everyone who is doing podcasts now — or who wants to start — should read it. Derrick uses the M-Audio recorder (which I just ordered last week … waiting … !).
Let people know when you’re [...]
Finally, people are starting to talk about numbers for podcasts — not numbers OF podcasts, but whether anyone is listening. I’ve been kind of annoyed at the extreme volume of buzz about podcasts. I have asked several online newspaper folks about how many downloads they’re getting for their podcasts, and so far, none of them [...]
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