The Ultimate Guide to #Podcasting 593 Flares Twitter 373 Facebook 51 Google+ 51 StumbleUpon 1 Pin It Share 0 LinkedIn 52 inShare52 Email 0 Email to a friend Buffer 65 593 Flares × Podcasts are becoming increasingly popular and with good reason too: they are a great way of reaching and engaging with your audience. The beauty of creating a podcast is that they are relatively simply to do, as well as being affordable. 1. In most cases, podcasts are more entertaining when there’s a conversation between at least two people. 2. If you have a Mac, GarageBand can be a very useful tool for podcasting. 3. Evaer can be used to easily record any Skype conversation. 4. Audacity is free software that can be downloaded for any platform (Mac, Windows, Linux). 5. FeedForAll can be used to easily create, edit, manage and publish RSS feeds. 6. NCH Software offers some pretty cool audio recording software. Once you have finished recording and editing your podcast, you need to promote it. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
www.closeronline.co This 10-year-old boy, who is completely blind, started playing the piano at the age of four and is amazing. Ethan Loch admits he started playing the piano when he was four years old. In the five–minute YouTube clip below, he describes how he learnt his talent and says: “I heard DVDs and they made a nice sound so I punched my keys on the piano and I made a nice sound. Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne respond to latest Megan Tomlin drama on Twitter “After that I decided to play some proper pieces. Ethan was born completely blind and admits he ‘couldn’t even see light or anything’. The extremely talented young boy from Falkirk entered his first competition at Glasgow Music Festival this week and won two top prizes. Shocking footage shows mum cheering daughter on during school fight Ethan’s mother, Larinda, is overjoyed at her son’s success and how it has left their family overwhelmed. ‘The future looks bright,’ added Ethan's mother.
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Usages éducatifs et culturels du podcast Le podcast [1], vous le savez depuis l’article Le Podcast, c’est simplement la diffusion de fichiers son ou vidéo depuis un site Internet, auxquels l’internaute peut s’abonner par un fil rss. Il peut ensuite lire ces fichiers sur son ordinateur ou sur un baladeur de type Ipod d’Apple ou autre. La nouveauté venant toujours d’Outre-atlantique (c’est bien connu), on nous explique déjà que là-bas, les enseignants complètent leurs cours par des podcasts (on parle de "teaching by podcasting" - enseignement par baladodiffusion), que les universités équipent leurs étudiants en Ipods, qu’un tiers des américains possèdant un lecteur mp3 sont abonnés à des podcasts, que les musées proposent en ligne et à leurs visiteurs des podcasts dans différentes langues, que le podcast est l’avenir de la radio, etc. Qui produit des podcasts en français et à quelles fins ? Qui se met à produire des podcasts gratuits ? sur www.diffusion.ens.fr/index.php ? des blogueurs, comme : Comment s’abonner à des podcasts ?
OnRad.io Voice Record Pro for iPhone and iPad Voice Record Pro is a professional voice recorder. It allows you to record voice memos and on-site sounds at unlimited length with configurable quality. Recorded voices are in standard AAC/MP4/M4A format. Voice Record Pro can record directly in MP4 (AAC), MP3 (MPEG) and WAV (PCM) formats plus convert function for all supported formats. With recorded files you can: Additionally you can: - Convert the records to other formats - Trim the records - Duplicate the records - Append records - Protect the app with a passcode and much more. What's new in version 2.8.5 - Integration with latest version of Facebook SDK and Graph API 2.0 - Improved change of title and file name dialog boxes - Improved media data ready of MP3 converted files and track duration - Added an option to the Sort section to allow placement of the title on top or bottom of each row, same for file size. - Added a new wave form VU for playback and record
untitled Subtitle Edit Overview Subtitle Edit is a free (open source) editor for video subtitles - a subtitle editor :) With SE you can easily adjust a subtitle if it is out of sync with the video in several different ways. You can also use SE for making new subtitles from scratch (do use the time-line/waveform/spectrogram) or translating subtitles. For a list of features see below or check out the Subtitle Edit Help page. Also, you can watch a few videos about installing and using Subtitle Edit. Dny238 has written a nice tutorial about Syncing Subtitles with Subtitle Edit :) A Subtitle Edit dll (Subtitle Edit Light Library) is available for programmers (BSD New/Simplified license). Download latest version of Subtitle EditNote: SE requires Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4.0 or later Get the full C# source code - GPL or LGPL licenseBlu-ray sup reading code is under the Apache License and Matroska subtitle parsing uses zlib code with a BSD style license. Features Subtitle Edit main window How to display subtitles
50 Educational Podcasts You Should Check Out 8 great apps for listening to podcasts on Android and iOS - TNW Apps Podcasts are a great way of staying up to date with your favourite topics and expanding your mind by listening to new points of view or discovering new music. Your phone is the perfect device for listening to podcasts on the go, but a good app to keep track of, and play, your downloads is essential. Here we take a look at some of the best choices on Android and iOS. iTunes Free, Windows and OS X, syncs to iPhone (and Android, unofficially) Before we go any further, it’s well worth mentioning the best known podcast manager there is – iTunes. It’s not all rosy in iTunes land, though. DoggCatcher $6.99, Android While not the cheapest ‘podcatcher’ around, DoggCatcher is a beautifully realised app for Android that handles audio and video along with RSS feeds too. Pocket Casts $1.99, iOS and Android With a slick, graphics-led interface and the ability to download podcasts on the go, Pocket Casts is what Apple’s native podcast handling should be like. Stitcher Radio Free, iOS and Android BeyondPod
Forget Google Listen: 10 Great Podcasting Apps It’s a competitive, dog-eat-dog world out there and, with Google products, very much about survival of the fittest. The search giant has often been quick to put a failing service out to pasture, even ones they put a great deal of effort into promoting; Google Buzz and Google Wave are both recent examples. In a recent cull, the Google Listen app has now cast its very last pod. While its demise doesn’t quite warrant the need for a support helpline to get users over their loss, here at Android.AppStorm we thought we might step in to help, kind of like a friendly shoulder to cry on. OneCast – podcast simply OneCast is a beautiful and extremely easy to use podcast manager. The actual ‘player’ is on the simple side, but it’s easy to navigate to via icons at the top of every page. Price: FreeRequires: Varies with deviceGoogle Play Link: OneCast – podcast simplyDeveloper: Vertile Podcast HD Podcast HD’s strong point is its search tool. Podcast Player DoggCatcher Podcast Player Pocket Casts