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Podcasting
Request a Podcast for your Class
Examples of UWT Coursecasts
- TMGMT557: Negotiations
(Get Flash Player to View)
- TACCT302: Intermediate Accounting
- TESC 304: Tropical Ecology and Sustainability
- TESC107: Geohazards and Natural Disasters
Watch Recent Users Discuss their
Experiences with Podcasting
- Lynn Fister (student)
- Jennifer Burley (student)
- Sian Davies-Vollum (faculty)
- Turan Kayaoglu (faculty)
- Buck Banks (faculty)
Camtasia Assistance Documents
UWT Podcast content is for use
by students and faculty for specific
course-related review only. They
shall not be reposted, published,
transmitted, modified, reproduced,
distributed or used in any manner that is
inconsistent with the purposes for which
they were recorded.
UWT is now providing podcasting in ten classrooms updated with audio recording and screencasting technology.
See list of podcast classes.
Podcasting is a time-shifting technology that allows users to listen to their selected podcasts whenever they like. This allows students to review not only at their time of convenience, but also at their own pace. Furthermore, because of the portability of the player devices, users can listen to audio files as they go about their daily activities.
Academic Technologies suggests using Blackboard (Bb) to post links and updates to course recordings, thereby ensuring that only registered students have access to restricted material.
Audio Only
BHS 103
DOU 201
SCI 309
Simply use the classroom-provided wireless lapel and conduct business as usual. Mp3s are available for students within minutes after class.
Audio/Screencasting
DOU 160
DOU 260
CP 105
CP 106
CP 324
MAT 214
SCI 209
For a more flexible solution for recording and distribution, Camtasia Studio software is installed.
The capture options include: audio only, Powerpoint presentations with recorded discussion or screencasting anything shown on the computer.
Academic Technologies provides the rendering service for your recorded sessions and distributes them in preferred formats (mp3s, flash video, iPod video, etc.).
Files are usually available for students within twenty-four hours.