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Podcasting for Libraries

Join Drew Smith, Information Literacy Librarian at the University of South Florida, as he explores the essentials of podcasting for libraries. Discover how to find and subscribe to podcasts on platforms like iTunes and Odeo. Learn about the equipment and software needed to create your own podcast, including microphones, audio editing tools, and hosting services. This session will equip you with the skills to enhance your library’s outreach through engaging audio content, alongside an interactive Q&A discussion.

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Podcasting for Libraries

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  1. Podcastingfor Libraries presented by Drew Smith Information Literacy Librarian University of South Florida

  2. Podcast directories • iTunes • Odeo • Pluggd

  3. iTunes • Find podcasts • Subscribe to podcasts • Listen to podcasts

  4. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) • A type of file • Contains information that allows for subscribing to a “feed”

  5. To produce a podcast, all you need are…

  6. One or more hosts…

  7. A computer…

  8. A headset…

  9. Or a microphone…

  10. Or a nicer microphone and a mixer…

  11. And some speakers…

  12. Maybe a digital voice recorder…

  13. Audio editing software…

  14. File uploading software…

  15. A podcast hosting service…

  16. Questions and Discussion

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