Note Screenr screencasts, like the one above, are iOS compatible. Prior to that screencast, I had used Audacity to make some edits to a multi-part audio recording (which I combined as a single file) and then exported as a compressed mp3 file. My post, “ How to publish an audio lecturecast with Podcast Generator (screencast demo)” shows these procedures but does NOT include the use of Switch software. My 2 Sept 2010 post, “ Creating a course audio lecturecast (podcast) with Podcast Generator,” explains these steps with text and screenshots. I’ve addressed these steps previously this semester in two earlier posts.
This includes the use of Switch software for file compression.
Today after our final “ Computers in the Classroom” undergraduate course at the University of North Texas, I recorded a five minute screencast to demonstrate all the steps of my lecturecast publishing workflow. It’s one of the optional software programs we recommend to participants in Storychasers’ workshops. If you publish podcasts, and specifically audio lecturecasts, Switch is a great program to have and use. Switch is a free software program for Windows and Macintosh computers which lets users (among other things) compress audio files so they can be transferred faster over the Internet.
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