Creating Educational Podcast On A Shoestring Budget

“ Creating Educational Podcast”, using Skype, PowerGramo, Camtasia and Audacity. Pete Flores, Texas AgriLife Extension John Dorner, NC Cooperative Extension

Objectives

To learn about podcasting so we can teach it to agents and specialists

To inform our clients of new technology and keep current with happenings.

Resources
Ohio State, Rich, Duane, Steve

Other colleagues

NETC talk about Podcasting

Limited $$

Recording Resources
Google Doc (Free)

Skype (Free)
Web Cams (improved communications)

PowerGramo Basic (was free, now-$15)

PowerGramo Professional (pro-$35)

Skype Call Recorder (Free)

Production Resources
Audacity (Free)

Camtasia ($10 in Texas AgriLife Extension)

TechKnowTalk.tamu.edu (Free)

NCSU iTunes (Free)

RapidFeeds (Free)

Production Process
Record Podcast
Save the from PowerGramo
Export as wav
Import into Audacity or Camtasia
Edit
Export as MP3
Upload file
Create RSS feed manually (RapidFeeds)

Live Demo
Show preferences in PowerGramo
Record my voice at higher level, records louder

Why Podcast?
When is a podcast better than a blog?

Podcasting in Extension
Local extension updates
Weekly update of Farm & Ranch conditions for a region
Work w/ local radio station to record a call-in program
Message from the Director

How do you see this being used in your state?

Creating Educational Podcast On A Shoestring Budget

by acenetc on Jun 16, 2009

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