This is a presentation I give on How to Podcast, which I've delivered to higher education staff, businesses and students. The slides give an overview but you can find my "How to Podcast" book on Amazon, or a series of tutorials at www.thepodcasthost.com. I also offer training and guidance over at The Podcast Host.

1. How to Podcast
From your Pen to their Ears
Colin Gray – The Podcast Host - thepodcasthost.com
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2. A Series of Episodes
Video or Audio
Can be Subscribed To
An Online Radio Show
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3. Listening to Podcasts
Through your Computer
Internet, a computer and a headset
On the Move
Internet, a computer and
a digital audio player
Automagically
Internet, a computer, a digital
audio player and an RSS feed
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4. Podcasting like Clockwork
You Need:
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5. Activity
Find a Podcast You Like
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6. What Equipment do I Need?
Digital Dictaphone
MP3 Recorder
Mobile Phone
Telephone
Computer and Microphone
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7. Planning it Out
To Script or not to Script
A detailed, bulleted list is
Usually best
Background Noise
Watch for noisy equipment / lights
Watch for noisy people or places
The Echoey Hallway Effect
Large room, facing open air
Or small room with soft walls
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8. Activity
Script and Record a Clip
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9. What Software do I Need?
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10. Activity
Editing and Publishing it
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