Know your resources and get training
Knowing your resources is one part of learning how to create a podcast.
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The UCSF Center for Instructional Technology provides:
- a free Introduction to Podcasting course, available regularly
- courses and workshops related to podcasting and creating audiovisual recordings and presentations and using computing technology for instructional purposes.
- a computer lab with computer workstations specially configured for the creation of audiovisual recordings and presentations.
- an audiovisual production room where you can create and edit audio and video programs in a quiet place.
- equipment that you can borrow to develop instructional content for use in UCSF curricula. Examples: video cameras, digital audio recorders, microphones, digital cameras, tripods, lenses, booms, lighting, training videos.
- UCSF Educational Technology Services provides equipment and services for podcast creation. Contact them for more details.
- Apple provides workshops and one-on-one training. Learn how to create a podcast using Apple computers and software. Also see Learn to Podcast (requires Apple iTunes) and Podcasts.
San Francisco
- Apple San Francisco, Stockton Street
- Apple San Francisco, Chestnut Street
- Apple San Francisco, Stonestown
North Bay & East Bay
- Apple Santa Rosa
- Apple Walnut Creek
- Apple Emeryville
- Apple Pleasanton, Stoneridge Mall
Peninsula
- Apple Palo Alto, Palo Alto
- Apple Palo Alto, Stanford Shopping Center
South Bay
- Apple Los Gatos
- Apple Santa Clara, Valley Fair
- Apple San Jose, Oakridge
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Review best practices. Some examples:
- Talking-Head Video Is Boring Online
- Information Architecture for Audio: Doing It Right
- Podcasting recommendations
- Podcast best practices
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Many tutorials exist on the web: Google: create podcast.
Go To: How to Create a Podcast