Podcasting Series III: Creating a Podcast
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Itinerary
- Overview of RSS and what podcasting is
- Discussion of 3 podcasting options: Wimba Podcaster, iTunesU, Blogging
- Review of creating the audio using Audacity or Odeo
- Create a Blog to host podcast using either Blogger or Wordpress
- Post show notes and mp3 file to your blog
- Burn the blog feed with Feedburner
- Create RSS feed link on the blog
- Subscribe to own feed in iTunes
- Survey & Assessment for FPG
Make a Podcast Using Blogger and Feedburner
From Podcasting News
Five Steps to Free Podcasting
From Digital Podcast: http://www.digitalpodcast.com/
How to Podcast from Start to Finish
Step 1: Upload Files to Server
- GCC Web Check with your own Computer Services for information on how to access your instructor service space. Best Option.
- Odeo Studio or Gabcast FREE!! EASY!! This option is not available for everyone. Limited space.
- Internet Archive (http://archive.org) provides free hosting and bandwidth. 2nd best option.
- Cox - Not a good option: 7 E-mail Addresses for 10MB Personal Webspace each
- Paid Hosting Account $4.95 per month for 40 gigs.
Good option.
Step 2: Get File URL
What is the location of your mp3 file. This is what you will need to create the podcast on your blog.
Example: http://web.gccaz.edu/~ldcoope2/essaypodcast.mp3 (GCC)
Example: http://odeo.com/show/2362032/1191463/download.mp3 (Odeo)
Example: http://www.archive.org/download/Eng101Podcast/eng101A1rw.mp3 (Internet Archive)
Example: http://www.freshmancomp.com/podcasts/Paper1.mp3 (SiteGround)
Step 3: Create a Blog
Step 4: Create a Post on Blog
Post your show notes about the podcast on your blog. Be sure to add a link to your mp3 file by adding the file URL in the body of your post.
Step 5: Burn Your Feed & Promote
- Feedburner
- Example: Professor Cooper's Freshman Composition Blog
- Instructions on how to burn your Blogger blog feed from Feedburner
Additional Resources:
Create your own podcast
By Rick Broida (C/Net)
(June 22, 2005)
Estimated time required: 4 hours
Estimated cost: $50 and up
- Step 1: Break into podcasting
- Step 2: Tools for podcasting
- Step 3: How to plan a podcast
- Step 4: Podcast-recording software
- Step 5: Record your podcast
- Step 6: Edit and save podcasts
- Step 7: Publish your podcast
- Step 8: Test your podcast feed
Beginner's Guide to Podcast Creation
By Kirk McElhearn
Contributing Editor
Published: Sunday, July 10, 2005
Last Update: Sunday, July 10, 2005
Creating a Podcast with Garageband (Mac Only)
From Apple iLife 06 Support
Podcasting with QuickTime Pro (Mac)
Step-by-step tutorial.
Podcasting with QuickTime Pro (PC)
Step-by-step tutorial.
How-to Create RSS/XML Feed for Podcasts
A wonderful explanation of RSS/XML for podcasting.
Podcasting Made Easy with Feeder and iPodderX
A quick lesson on you might use the low-cost Feeder and iPodderX tools to podcast from a Mac. By Bambi Hambi
How-to: Create Your Own Podcasting Show on Windows
All the World's a Podcast by Michael Calore
From Webmonkey 16 Dec. 2005
Step by step multi-webpage article explaining how to make a podcast, including copyright issues and solutions for adding music into a podcast.
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