Webcast Academy
Workshop experience
Before the next session, my personal aim is to find out if:
1. One should head straight for a Skypecast connection and NOT go to the Academy.
2. If, after making the connection, once should join chatroom at the Academy
3. Jeff referred to asking for the microphone. Where? In which window?
I could hear perfectly, and it was fascinating, but I couldn't join if, for the reasons above.
Dennis
Sound problem
Sam, Screencast 3:
1. Was the only one so far I did not have to download.
2. For me, it is without sound.
Other Windows screencasts are fine.
Dennis
Schedules
It looks to me as if the schedules for our meetings aren't synchronised i.e. different times in Newsletter & Webcast Schedule. Am I wrong about that? Dennis
Dennis: Audio introduction
Greetings to you all and a special "Hi!" to my CETEFL colleague. You all sound young, dynamic and professionally successful. I should learn a lot. Trying to catch up, so a short and simple introduction.
Dennis
More an apology than an introduction
True I've been travelling, but I still feel like the boy that's arrived in the third week of the semester. I'm finding my way around, but there were/are areas of the Academy I didn't realise existed. I'll get my new micro tomorrow, and I'll be with you. Dennis
Workshop#1 - 2 Way Telephony Recording
Skypecast here
We will be working on recording both ends of telephony calls. You'll need your USB desktop mic, and the basic pieces of software listed in the Webcaster Kit.
Windows users, please check out the new screencast on this topic at: http://www.webcastacademy.net/screencasts/2wayrecording/index.html
Mac and Linux users, we do not yet have screencasts specifically about recording two way audio for those OS's, but Lee's Nicecast tutorial may be of help to Mac users. If any Mac or Linux users can produce a screencast on this topic, please do so.
Cheryl
Trevor
Randy
Susan
Jeff
Paul Reid
Paul Ellerman
Carla (by Erika)
Erika (by Carla)
Parag
Lee's Intro
Welcome to all the 1.2 interns. The neighborhood is getting very exciting and I am anxious to get to know everyone better. I have really enjoyed the introductions from everyone! I have recorded my intro and it is admittedly sappy ...no way around it...but I love messing around with enhancing and editing audio. (This recording is also set up as an enhanced podcast.)
I didn't mention that my previous careers were playing with a musical touring group, audio engineer, and trainer for a USET World Champion Endurance Racer (not all at the same time!) In the academy, I have done the webcast called SpaceCast (8th grade elgg students, their teachers and guests) and been involved with Teachers Teaching Teachers. It's nice to meet all of you and to learn more about the other 1.1 interns.
Lee
Download MP3 (1.84mb, 1:34)
Introduction Liz Drake
I'm pleased to be part of this Webcast Academy and look forward to learning new things alongside everyone. download mp3
Alice Intro
Introduction
Hello Everyone.
I am really excited to be a part of Webcast Academy. I look forward to meeting everyone and learning a lot of interesting things. Forgive me for the short intro... but it's been a tiring day, and it's quite late now...
Look forward to (virtually) meeting you guys...
Bye for now :-)
Parag
EdTechTalk Brainstorm - July 20, 2006
Hi, I am sending along the edited audio for the EdTechTalk Brainstorm for last Thursday. I hosted the show for Doug Symington. Discussions on the show centered around blog software such as elgg and WordPress and its application for schools, and the EducationBridges Elgg.
Dave from Florida joined in and talked about his experience setting up a blog for his region and had quite a bit to contribute. Paul Ellerman, Cathy and chat room participants had information to add as well.
The recording starts after the show began due to technical difficulties...mosty my own! Please excuse the audio quality..voice levels were not even and I had to resort to a Planetronics headset after my mic broke right before showtime! I fixed it as well as I could for the time had to edit...it is very time consuming to fix if not recorded well to start with.
Lee
Download MP3 (30.6mb, 1:06)
Xinha Download
Erika's Intro - By Carla
Hello everyone!
This is Erika Cruvinel from Brazil! My friend Carla will introduce me to the group and I will introduce her! We think that it is much easier to talk about someone else than about ourselves!
Wow! This is fun and scary for me!
Bye for now!
Erika
Carla's Introduction by Erika
Well, guys, Erika and I work together and we decided that it would be fun to introduce one another. So here it goes! My introduction was recorded by Erika. I laughed hard when I heard her ideas about me. I didn't even know I did so many things!
It's a pleasure to be here with you all. I'm sure it will be a thrilling experience!
Thanks, Jeff, for inviting us!
Beijos,
Carla Arena
Brasilia, Brazil
Download mp3 (2.19 MB)Paul's Intro to the Class of 1.2
Hi Everyone,
I have to say how excited Iam to be a part of the Webcast Academy and the Class of 1.2.
I am looking forward to meeting, working and learning with you all.
cheers
paul...
Paul Reid - Intern 1.2 Introduction
Hi all,
I don't have Xinha in my Camino browser. So here is an MP3 of my introduction (872kb, 1:51).
I'm very glad to be taking part in this webcast 1.2 internship and would like to thank Brad Hicks for recommending me the fantastic Webcast Academy.
I am the founder of Digital Chalkie and my goal is to help Brad with the production of webcasts for Digital Chalkie in the future. The purpose of Digital Chalkie is to provide a hub for Australian educators using ICT to engage and facilitate the best educational outcomes for their students. The domain name uses the word ‘chalkie’ as an affectionately defunct Australian term for teachers. The goal is to establish a hub/magazine/think-tank for teachers to support each other and to collaborate in the use of ICT.
I look forward to meeting up with you in the webcasts. Would it be possible for the webcasts to occur earlier for the weekend show? 12am GMT perhaps?
Kind regards,Paul Reid
Jeff Lebow Introduction
Wow, this is really fun listening to introductions - learned some new things about people I've 'virtually' known for a while and enjoying making some new web acquaintances.
I realize now, I should have included some information about how to created a download link and flash player option for playing the audio. If I don't fall asleep on the keyboard, I'll try to get that up tonight. If not, it will be up very soon.
Download mp3 (864kb, 1:50)
Susan's Introduction 07_24_06
Hi everyone! I was sorry to miss the first adventure with the new group of interns but look forward to working with you and supporting you as much as I can!
I did use a few filters on this recording but am unhappy with the underwater sound of it. I normalized it and faded in the beginning. If anyone has any suggestions as to how to get rid of the underwater sound, it would be great! I'd also like to stick one of those flash players here to play it, but am not sure how to do it. ???
Jeff, the screenshot video that you made as the introduction was fabulous. I would like to learn how to do that - exactly what you did. It would be a nice way to do my report. In fact, I have a recurring problem with my Nicecast which I could record and share! How did you make that???
My Introduction - Randy
Hi everyone...
I've had Audacity on my computer for some time, but never really had a good reason to use it. What better time...
This is going to be great fun, I think. I am looking forward to speaking with and learning from a wide array of people.
Download MP 3 (1.02 MB, 2:24)
Introduction
My message from Safari is that this is experimental and they cannot guarantee it's going to work so don't send them any error messages. Hopefully, it will suffice. I did not quite follow Jeff's instructions here about .rtf vs. .html, but I'll just post this shall I? and see how it looks.
Hello, everyone! This is Trevor Shanklin. Kiralyfi is the Hungarian word for prince. I lost the title when my son was born, but use it anyway.
Trevor