Hello everyoneI can’t believe how quick time flies by up here in the Top End. Next week Tuesday the 26th is our second e-learning workshop for all of you in the hospitality sector. We will be in the same location – Australian Technical College 9-3:30 pm. Also, please mark August 10th (Friday) as the date for the 3rd and final session. For next week, I just got back from a shopping spree with Marcia and we have some fun toys to play with on Tuesday – MP3 recorders!
Our Plan for the Day is as follows:
More Digital Story Telling (DST). Follow-up with DST Assignments – see how you made out, where you are at, any application of digital story telling since our last session. Try and bring in your digital stories or at least your photos related to your assignment (or any other fun stories you may have created J). It’s OK if you’ve been swamped and full-on busy, but hopefully we will have advanced some of our previous learning.
Blogger 101 – Review and re-visit how Blogger works, creating posts, uploading text and photos and setting it up for podcasting. Please make sure you have received and accepted the invite from Marcia to add posts to the trainingforchange.blogspot.com site.
Audio-Casting – Review the article on audio-casting, think about the use of audio in education and specifically in your hospitality sector. Practice recording using the new MP3 recorders and getting audio into your computers.
Lunch
Principles of Digital Recording - What is digital audio? Understanding audio formats and file sizes, getting the best audio signal that you can.
Editing Audio – using Audacity to edit your digital audio. Cutting, pasting, re-arranging, recording narration / commentaries etc. Saving as MP3 files for podcasting.
Uploading Podcasts / videocasts – using media servers, e.g., Hipcast, downloading versus streaming podcasts, subscribing to podcasts, RSS. Linking your podcasts/videocasts to your Blogger posts.
If you cannot make a session – please feel free to recommend a colleague to come along “in proxy” for you!
Looking forward to another fun-filled day of e-learning geekery with all of you.
Cheers
Bill
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