Posts from — March 2009

While you are working on your podcasts and finally when you are finished, be sure to save your work:

Click “save” in the toolbar and ignore iLife option.

Then click “share” in toolbar and share to iTunes:

Compress Using: AAC Encoder

Audio Settings: Spoken Podcast

Once you save your settings, your podcast will be sent to your iTunes library, and you can access it there.

shapingtimessquare08-2

As you are reading the 2007 reading about Robert Moses, ask yourself:  What is at stake for these authors? How would you evaluate both the arguments and the historical sources that are used by Jackson, Ballon, and their accompanying authors, measured, say, against the account we have been reading by the journalist Robert Caro?

Issues to think about:  How do they write? What are their footnotes and sources like (as compared to the sources Caro uses)? What sort of rehetoric or “discourse” do they seem to employ, and how does this affect you you interpret the reading???…

Shaping Times Square Podcast

Hello Everyone,

Please post your reaction here to the podcast-making exercise today. Please submit your comments or suggestions for how we might do this again next time, in a “new and improved” podcast exercise? Questions to consider include: The hardest thing about the podcast exercise was _______… Or, the most confusing step in the podcast-making process was ______, etc., etc…

Thanks!

John Maciuika