When it’s time to record your podcast, you’ll come to the podcast studio in MacPháidín library and, unless directed otherwise, you can meet in the Digital Lab.
Good podcasts require planning and preparation. In the weeks and days before your recording, you should dedicate time to developing an outline and/or storyboard for the podcast. A course podcast is a lot like a class presentation. You will want to be prepared but not sound overly scripted.
Your podcast will be recorded “live-to-tape”—this means you should record with the intention of making few or no edits. Coughs, loud noises, or other unintentional sounds can be removed when editing.
A student lab worker (Digital Fellow) will guide you through the recording, adjusting microphone levels and ensuring we have a quality recording.
You will be responsible for editing and distributing your recording. If you’re recording for a class project, you professor will tell you about the next steps after recording.
All lab engineered productions are licensed (CC BY-ND 4.0) under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Studio users must agree to the College’s studio use guidelines:
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