Audio [En]

[graciellehigino]

Here is the lesson folder.

[why?] It's the right time to do podcast because there it is a growing media. You're free to experiment, there's a lot of room to grow. The act of listening to someone can create a nice conection, avoiding prejudice, which makes easier to send a message. Also, you can be less formal than the writing.

[how?]
This is the basic outline of this lesson:

• 1. What are podcasts?
• 2. Reinforce Storytelling
• 3. Scripts
• 4. Interviews
• 5. Capture audio
• 6. Editing
• 7. Disseminating your podcast

You can help by creating fancy slides in Google Presentations using our template, making an activity roadmap in a md in the folder or in Google Docs using our template, gathering resources in a md file in the folder (or here in the Issue) or giving feedback here in the issue.

Please, consider taking a look at our tips on making our lessons more accessible.

[what?] An 8h lesson on science communication by audio.

[katrinleinweber]

Hello, and thanks for this initiative :-)

I can't contribute 8h, but about a 16th of that: Knowledge Communication? Back to the Ears! ;-)

[...] introduces concepts and advantages of audio podcasting with particular regards to the use-cases of scientists. In order to help novices take the hurdle of starting a podcast, she explains several gratis software tools and simple work-flow examples. Finally, audience questions and comments were addressed.

[graciellehigino]

Thank you so much, @katrinleinweber ! This is great material! Actually the whole class is 8h long, with the practical activity. Would you be interested in be listed as a facilitator for this lesson?

[katrinleinweber]

If you use my recording and/or notes and find them helpful, please do list me. It's all CC-BY ;-)

[graciellehigino]

That's awesome! Thank you!

[mlbonatelli]

I assume you that I will help you here, right? :P I will start from scratch? Just to be sure :)

[graciellehigino]

Yaaaasss!! Thank you so much, @mlbonatelli !! I think you can edit the first comment and the README in the lesson folder to change the subjects listed if you need.