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Podcasting And NCSU iTunes
The document discusses using podcasts and iTunes U. It defines a podcast as an audio or video file that can be downloaded through subscription in iTunes. When a new podcast episode is available, iTunes will automatically download it. The document also explains that iTunes U is part of the Apple Store and hosts NCSU content, including the TechKnowTalk podcast. It describes how podcasts can be used for training, talk shows, audio tours and books. Content creators can use free tools like Audacity to record audio and host it on the NCSU iTunes U site or elsewhere using iTunes U or RSS feeds.
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Podcasting And NCSU iTunes
- 1. Using Podcasts and NCSU iTunes U
- 2. Contact Information JanyneKizer Extension Information Technology
- 3. Agenda Using iTunesto listen to podcasts with or without an MP3 player What is a podcast How to subscribe What is iTunes U You can create your own audio podcast
- 4. What is apodcast? Can be audio or video Can be downloaded via syndication. For our purposes, this means that you can subscribe to it in iTunes. This means that when the podcast is updated, iTunes will automatically download it for you. You do not need an iPod or other MP3 player to listen to podcasts
- 5. How can Isubscribe to a podcast? iTunes Store Click on Podcasts on the left to browse or, if you know the name of your podcast, you used the search bar in the upper right. Once you have located the podcast, click the Subscribe button
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- 7. What is iTunesU iTunes U is part of the Apple Store NCSU's iTunes U content is available at itunes.ncsu.edu in your web browser The web browser will open iTunes EIT's content is located under College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, including the TechKnowTalk podcast
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- 9. What can podcastingbe used for? Training Talk shows Self guided tours at arboretums or museums Audio books What can you do with podcasting?
- 10. How can Iadd my content? Free tools such as Audacity can be used to record and edit your audio content The NCSU iTunes U site is available for hosting content. If the content is hosted elsewhere, iTunes U or another RSS feed generator can be used