podcasting editing workshop

This page contains links that may be helpful during the Bok Center Learning Lab's Podcasting Workshop for EXPOS 20 Language, Identity, and Power.

Over the course of this workshop, we are going to

1. tour some options for recording and editing in a variety of different software tools.
2. spend some time in breakout rooms devoted to each of the following applications:

• Garageband
• Soundtrap
• Audacity

We can also help out with any questions you have about Logic or Ableton if you decide to go with one of those tools instead.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

As you begin to create your own podcasts, here are a couple of resources to check out.

• podcasting.learninglab.xyz is a great resource for thinking about podcast structure, recording, and what resources are available to you at Harvard
• A quick guide on recording with your phone some very quick tips on how to optimize as well as some basic recording practices
• Tips on recording in Zoom
• Audio Collaboration helpful tips for navigating collaboration remotely across a variety of tools
• Pro Tools tips on remote recording
• BBC remote recording protocols are really great

QUESTIONS

If you have any questions after the workshop, or at any time during the production of your podcast, feel free to reach out to use at help.learninglab.xyz and we will put together a customized tutorial for you.

OFFICE HOURS

Catch us in person during the following times:

• Tuesday, November 24 3-4pm EST at this Zoom link
• Tuesday, December 1 3-4pm EST at this Zoom link
• Friday, December 4 10-11am EST and 3:30-4:30pm EST at this Zoom link
• Monday, December 7 10-11am EST and 3:30-4:30pm EST at this Zoom link

PEOPLE

Today's workshop features:

• Jordan, Learning Lab Fellow for the Arts, Media and Design
• Casey, Learning Lab Studio Coordinator
• Mike, Media Production Coordinator
• Katie, Learning Lab Project Manager