Creative Commons
For several weeks now, I have been sitting on the a podcast recording that I made of my scrapbook column, fiddling and tweaking and having some second thoughts about publishing it. My student teacher had a spendid lesson using the headsets and audacity so I thought that it was time that I pulled out my finger and took the next step of publishing it online and preparing the next recording.
Archive.org have a place to publish audio recordings online and a free client tool called ccPublisher to upload the files and add the appropriate information tags. This can only be used for work published in the public domain. You can listen to the audio recording of my scrapbook news column. I honestly would appreciate any feedback but wait a day or two until a curator can view and authorise my work.
The next step is to create the podcast feed enclosure, a technical rss hurdle that still makes my eyes roll around inside my head. I will do this another time, the sun is shining, it is a glorious sunny Sunday morning and I can get another load of washing done.
Archive.org have a place to publish audio recordings online and a free client tool called ccPublisher to upload the files and add the appropriate information tags. This can only be used for work published in the public domain. You can listen to the audio recording of my scrapbook news column. I honestly would appreciate any feedback but wait a day or two until a curator can view and authorise my work.
The next step is to create the podcast feed enclosure, a technical rss hurdle that still makes my eyes roll around inside my head. I will do this another time, the sun is shining, it is a glorious sunny Sunday morning and I can get another load of washing done.