Transcript of podcast here.
Showing posts with label podcasting librarians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcasting librarians. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Marketing Library Services
This next podcast is an invitation to librarians and subject specialists. It also serves as a sample of how podcasts can be used to market library services, sending out announcements, making library web pages or library blogs more dynamic.
Thursday, August 17, 2006
Podcasts for Information Literacy: Database Overview (part 1)
Database Introduction:
Here is an overview of what the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals has to offer. This podcast is meant to be used in conjunction with other information literacy training, lectures and exercises. The script was created by Shannon Van Kirk, MLIS and read by Regina Roberts, Student in MLIS program at San Jose State University. Technical Assistance including the editing was provided by Patrick Kammermeyer.
In this forum (blog), this podcast is meant to be yet another example of how libraries and librarians can use podcasting to deliver content to their clients.
Click here to listen to "Avery.mp3" recorded on August 15, 2006 / 2:12 minutes
Here is an overview of what the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals has to offer. This podcast is meant to be used in conjunction with other information literacy training, lectures and exercises. The script was created by Shannon Van Kirk, MLIS and read by Regina Roberts, Student in MLIS program at San Jose State University. Technical Assistance including the editing was provided by Patrick Kammermeyer.
In this forum (blog), this podcast is meant to be yet another example of how libraries and librarians can use podcasting to deliver content to their clients.
Click here to listen to "Avery.mp3" recorded on August 15, 2006 / 2:12 minutes
Monday, April 03, 2006
N the Stacks - Episode 3 : More ideas
For this episode, I concentrated on more ideas for using the podcast and also I give a little background on some of the factors that lead up to the creation of this project. Please think about how you might incorporate podcasting in an information literacy program.
Other questions came up for me as I was working on this project. Some of those questions are: How can I steamline the recording process to make it easy for an entire staff of librarians to utilize this as a tool when needed?
What areas of information literacy are better suited for podcasting? What about creating the metadata for people who are hearing impaired. Is the itunes and feedburner metadata enough? Should someone transcribe the interviews and post them in the blog space as well? So there are other areas to cover, and I think that there are many possibilities for use of the podcast as a part of an IL program strategy.
Click here for "N the Stacks" Episode 3: More ideas. Recorded on March 28, 2006.
/ 5:05 minutes
Thanks for listening, Regina
Other questions came up for me as I was working on this project. Some of those questions are: How can I steamline the recording process to make it easy for an entire staff of librarians to utilize this as a tool when needed?
What areas of information literacy are better suited for podcasting? What about creating the metadata for people who are hearing impaired. Is the itunes and feedburner metadata enough? Should someone transcribe the interviews and post them in the blog space as well? So there are other areas to cover, and I think that there are many possibilities for use of the podcast as a part of an IL program strategy.
Click here for "N the Stacks" Episode 3: More ideas. Recorded on March 28, 2006.
/ 5:05 minutesThanks for listening, Regina
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