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Instructional Podcasting presentation
This is the audio and slides from Rachel Borchardt’s and my presentation at the GALILEO/GOLD Users Group Conference, August 1st 2008. (PS: I finally remembered to post the handout.)
The following Creative Commons license applies to both the audio and the slideshow file:
Creating an Instructional Podcast by Rachel Borchardt and Jason Puckett is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
My colleague Rachel Borchardt and I are giving a session at the GOLD/GALILEO Users Group Conference on August 1st in Athens, GA. Our presentation is:
“Let Your Audience Hear You: Creating an Instructional Podcast”
Interested in publishing an instructional podcast at your library? Learn the steps to design, plan and produce a podcast for your students using inexpensive hardware and mostly free software. We will discuss both instructional design and technological how-to, drawing on our experiences producing Woodruff Library’s Survival Guide podcast for undergraduates. We will include topics such as technology tools, publicity, “iTunes U”, and involving tech-shy colleagues.
I attended this conference last year and it really rocked — I came away with more ideas and contacts than I usually do from a day at ALA. I’m particularly excited to be co-presenting with Rachel, since she and I have been working on this together for quite a while and it’ll be great to share some of what we’ve learned doing it.
Since this takes place about a week before I finish my MLIS degree, the timing seems particularly auspicious.
