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09NTC Nonprofit Radio: How to Make Podcasts That Promote Your Brand and Engage Supporters

Amy Sample Ward

So, bring your iPods and earbuds, and let’s podcast! general awareness at around 40%, though… people don’t necessarily know they are consuming a podcast, audio embedded in rss etc. if you are recroding with multiple people, you can record them to separate audio files so you can edit more easily. Chad: baudcast.

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More on Podcasting Without Electricity. some creative ideas from the Walker

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

We have a couple of projects going on at the Walker Art Center that are audio based. We started off wanting to make audio tours freely available to all of our patrons and we were unhappy with most of our commercial options. And after we saw how popular podcasting was getting we packaged the same audio up as podcast (on that same page).

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Remix Moma - Part 2

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Last week I posted about Dave Gilbert's experiment with podcasting "unnofficial audio guides" at Moma, a project called "Apologia: We love MoMA. These audio guides were inspired by a recent podcasting trend called "sound seeing," in which people record narrations of their vacations so others can enjoy.

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A Month with the Palm Pre

Robert Weiner

You also need to decide whether to use iPod-style folders, which some people seem to hate (I'm not using them). It can be used to record audio as well, although it doesn't seem to respond to an external mic. Tags: Mobile Communications. The trick is to put the Pre in Media Sync mode. Otherwise, it was pretty straightforward.

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Podcasting?

Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog

Well, here's a trend that is just starting to break over the horizion - using RSS feeds to provide audio content. But sports, politics, even your typical confessional blog -- all audio -- can be found online. The name, of course, comes from astoundingly popular Apple IPOD.

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Live Blogging Podcamp: Steve Garfield's Thunderstorm of Podcasting

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

They can listen to the audio, follow links, and leave comments. You Can Use Your Phone or your digital camera with video: He demonstrated how to do an audio podcast with your cell phone and a video podcast with his camera using hipcast. His camera is a Cannon SD300, but the newer versions have better audio quality.

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Podcasting 101 Live Blogging from Boston Podcamp

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Record Two families of mics Dynamic mic - $80 SHURE SM57 or 58is top of the line- any $20 USB mic Castblaster - can que up your audio files and sound effects - DJ tool. Adjust the audio signal and keeps the quality high. Audacity or goldwave can help you get a soft audio louder. Tag file - append text information to the file.

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