Free "How-To" Podcasting Guide
Available to Students and Educators
"PoducateMe: Practical Solutions for Podcasting in Education" is a comprehensive, fully illustrated guide detailing how to create and distribute podcast recordings to students through the Internet.
Students and educators have a new and free online resource available to help them use podcasting in the classroom.
"PoducateMe contains the information I wish I had available to me in one resource when I first started investigating how to podcast," said Micah Ovadia, the guide's author. "I believe people interested in learning the technology will find the information I've assembled very helpful."
With more than 190 pages of searchable, step-by-step instructions, the easy-to-use guide, available now through the PoducateMe website, takes the mystery out of topics including:
- * What is a podcast?
- * Selecting appropriate podcasting equipment and software
- * Recording, editing and polishing a podcast
- * Creating an "enhanced" podcast containing links and graphics
- * Uploading a podcast to the Internet
- * Creating a podcast blog
- * Sharing podcasts with students
The entire guide is available to read for free online at the PoducateMe website
PoducateMe
Guide: www.poducateme.com/guide/
As a Marketing Coordinator at Miami University, Ovadia spearheaded the creation of the CareerChat podcast for for the University's Office of Career Services. He is currently a digital designer at the University of Cincinnati.
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