I’m about to complete the 100-level courses in the Podcasting curriculum, so I started by dressing up the podcast feed (as described in Podcasting 109) for Chancellor Conversations, which has been my learn-as-you-go experiment in personal podcasting. You’ll note that we now have a “Subscribe to Podcasts” widget in the SMUG sidebar at right, which looks like this:
So, to become a subscriber, you can either click on that link in the sidebar, or this one, which has the same effect.
Most of the segments so far have been “how to” lessons on podcasting from the 100-level courses. I look forward to further enhancing the production values and making Chancellor Conversations a little more polished over time.
But this podcast is in keeping with SMUG’s mission, which is to help people explore how they can use social media, and to take the mystery out of it. As I try some new things to improve the quality, I’ll share those, but what you’re hearing in the first few episodes is what you can record for free using Audacity and a built-in computer microphone.
And of course, the offer from Podcasting 105 stands, enabling you to start your own experimental podcast for FREE.
Chancellor Conversations Podcast Available Now
I’m about to complete the 100-level courses in the Podcasting curriculum, so I started by dressing up the podcast feed (as described in Podcasting 109) for Chancellor Conversations, which has been my learn-as-you-go experiment in personal podcasting. You’ll note that we now have a “Subscribe to Podcasts” widget in the SMUG sidebar at right, which looks like this:
So, to become a subscriber, you can either click on that link in the sidebar, or this one, which has the same effect.
Most of the segments so far have been “how to” lessons on podcasting from the 100-level courses. I look forward to further enhancing the production values and making Chancellor Conversations a little more polished over time.
But this podcast is in keeping with SMUG’s mission, which is to help people explore how they can use social media, and to take the mystery out of it. As I try some new things to improve the quality, I’ll share those, but what you’re hearing in the first few episodes is what you can record for free using Audacity and a built-in computer microphone.
And of course, the offer from Podcasting 105 stands, enabling you to start your own experimental podcast for FREE.