Edublogs Tutorials

Well here it is The Edublogs Podcast #1

This was produced in audacity and was great fun to do. Hopefully, in the near future, I’ll manage to get another podcast out with more info on the great fun you can have Edublogging in school

The music is thanks to Podsafeaudio

and I have used the creative commons license to add some original remixable music from two artists

1 Frank Royster - Kool Kat does jellyfish

2 Everyday Jones - All You Said

many thanks to these artists

Podcast #1

Well - I think all the bits of the jigsaw have come together for me and I can not only start podcasting properly, but I can also (hopefully) help all those others out there to do so as well

This has been a VERY long journey of discovery, untangling all the techno-jargon and geek-level responses to the apparently simple task of putting together a podcast - no offence meant to those who have contributed to my learnings on this journey - it’s just that I’m a bit slow on the uptake and need really clear, simple instructions on how it can be done.

This is what I’ve been trying to work out and achieve for at least a year now - having already got to grips with recording and making an mp3 (podcast recording) - what to do with it then so others can listen easily

1. record your podcast into mp3 format (done)
2. get it online (where, how, which site etc)
3. add some description and picture ( still in progress)
4. have it so others can download via iTunes ( total mystery, unless you have a Mac)
5. add an iTunes subscribe button so others can simply go from your site ( wherever that was) and have iTunes automatically add the podcast and allow you to use this to download in bulk for your player/computer

So there it is

I shall be adding podcast #1  very soon  - well as soon as I can work out what to say - I didn’t expect to get this working for at least another year, so it’s caught me on the hop

Perhaps I’ll just read this post as a test
If I can get my screen recorder to work, Ill also add some screencasts (videos) of how to do each bit and that’ll make life much easier

Stand by