Podcasting : A Practical Guide for Librarians / Junior Tidal.

Por:

Tidal, Junior [author]

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Tipo de medio:

computer

Tipo de soporte:

online resource

ISBN:

9781538146743

Tema(s):

Podcasts -- Library applications

Género/Forma:

Electronic books.

Formatos físicos adicionales: Print version:: PodcastingClasificación CDD:

070.5/79738

Clasificación LoC:

Z674.75.S63 T53 2021

Recursos en línea:

Contenidos:

1. What Is a Podcast? -- 2. Why Podcast? -- 3. Finding Podcasts -- 4. How Do You Create a Podcast? -- 5. What Is a Vodcast? -- 6. Developing the Format and Scripts of Podcasts -- 7. Postproduction -- 8. Marketing the Library Podcast -- 9. Podcast Resources -- Appendix of Interviews with Library Podcasters -- Index.

Resumen: Podcasting: A Practical Guide guides librarians through the process of creating a podcast. It will help librarians digitally record their podcasts, which can highlight library collections, connect with patrons, provide library instruction, and market library services across the Internet. Highlights include Step-by-step guidance for how to record a podcast specifically tailored for libraries and librarians. Specifications on what kind of equipment, software, and hardware, is necessary to record their own episodes. Pre-production techniques including script writing, storyboard creation, and how to find guests will be explored. Coverage of the post-production stage including, audio editing, incorporating music and effects, and mixing episodes down for distribution, will be explored. Resources for help with on marketing the podcast, using freely available and Creative Commons media to enhance episodes, privacy issues related to the medium, and making content accessible.

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Libro electrónico	Biblioteca de Mayagüez Acceso en línea	Z674.75 .S63 T53 2021 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo))	Ebook c. 1	Disponible	50000003290003
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Podcasting: A Practical Guide guides librarians through the process of creating a podcast. It will help librarians digitally record their podcasts, which can highlight library collections, connect with patrons, provide library instruction, and market library services across the Internet. Highlights include Step-by-step guidance for how to record a podcast specifically tailored for libraries and librarians. Specifications on what kind of equipment, software, and hardware, is necessary to record their own episodes. Pre-production techniques including script writing, storyboard creation, and how to find guests will be explored. Coverage of the post-production stage including, audio editing, incorporating music and effects, and mixing episodes down for distribution, will be explored. Resources for help with on marketing the podcast, using freely available and Creative Commons media to enhance episodes, privacy issues related to the medium, and making content accessible.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2021. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.

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Booklist Review

Everyone has a podcast these days (including Booklist), and libraries wanting to get in on the game will find this guide a good place to start. Tidal produces the City Tech Stories podcast at the New York City College of Technology at the City University of New York, and he draws on his experience and interviews he did with other librarian podcasters to present the basics. The book begins with an overview of the history of podcasts and the main types (solo, interview, narrative, etc.). Next, because podcasts are a lot of work, Tidal lays out some possible reasons a library might want to start a podcast: remote instruction, community-building, library marketing, etc. Then he goes into finding podcasts, via podcast apps or search engines. The chapter on how to create a podcast details how to use the most popular software (Audacity, GarageBand, and Adobe Audition), as well as equipment needed and tips for recording. There's also a chapter on how to produce a vodcast (a podcast with video). Tidal covers podcast development, a critical, nontechnical step, offering sample scripts and show formats; the basics of sound mixing and transcripts; and how to develop a marketing plan. The resources section includes information on copyright and creative commons, as well as plenty of suggestions of library and book podcasts to listen to. Part of Rowman & Littlefield's Practical Guide for Librarians, Podcasting lives up to the series name by giving clear advice without overwhelming those who want to start a podcast.

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